A cosmopolitan, urban magazine founded in 1925, The New Yorker delivers weekly analysis and commentary on American and international politics, as well as business, science, and technology. Since its creation, it has stood out for its cartoons and humorous drawings. Expected every week, her blankets are famous all over the world. The prints are made on creative paper. They are assembled by hand in our Parisian workshop under Marie-Louise, stamped dry, and glued with a back. Each print is individually wrapped in a pouch.