A unique lot includes the first cover of The New Yorker Magazine, February 26, 1990, by Rea Irvin (American, 1881-1972).The painting was made according to a well known engraving, which depicted the Comte dOrsay, a Frenchman who lived in England. This gentleman received the fictitious name of Eustas Tilley, which was invented for him by the American comedian Corey Ford. A paper sheet with many signatures and inscribed, Presented to Alice Pease From Her Friends. Framed. Graphic Art Prints, Illustrations, Newspapers, Magazines and Collectibles.

Dimensions: Framed 17 3/4" x 23" in. All measurements are approximate.