Magazine Cover Magnets

A vibrant vintage poster, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, from the Belle Époque era. It advertises American bicycles. The central figure is a woman poised on a bicycle, looking directly at the viewer with a calm expression. She is dressed in attire typical of the period: a long skirt, a striped shirt with puffed sleeves, and a hat adorned with flowers and leaves. The text is in a mix of French and English, with the words "26 Rue du 4 Septembre PARIS" indicating an address, and "LA New-York ME VOILA!!" which translates to "The New York HERE I AM!!"

Fabulous

Winter is coming

New Yorker

French woman

Parisian

So Stylish

Fashionable woman

Roses Roses

Classic sci-fi magazine

1933 McCall’s

photograph of cover for embroidery magazine 1950s?

This image is a playful vintage illustration set against a vibrant red background. It depicts a cheerful woman riding a penny-farthing bicycle, which is characterized by a large front wheel and a much smaller rear wheel. She's dressed in a whimsical outfit reminiscent of the late 19th to early 20th century, with a large hat adorned with a feather, a billowing blouse, and a skirt that puffs out around her as she rides. Her hair and the ribbons from her hat flow behind her, suggesting movement and speed. A jolly dog, possibly a greyhound or similar breed, is illustrated mid-leap alongside her, adding to the dynamic and joyful feel of the scene.

Famous Fantastic Mysteries cover. With skull design.

beach rats hoodie

this is my typography

The Delineator Fashion Magazine Cover 1917

Yokai Series Issue No.2

Yokai Series Issue No.1

Breaking News!

A fashionably dressed trend setting setter dog.

he image is a vintage-style watercolour painting of a woman enjoying a cup of coffee. She is depicted in profile, exuding a sense of tranquillity and contentment. Her attire and the large hat adorned with a vibrant mix of flowers, including red, blue, yellow, and green, suggest a fashion from the early 20th century. She is holding a blue coffee cup in her hands, and her eyes are closed, possibly savoring the aroma or the taste of the coffee. The artwork has a nostalgic feel, highlighted by the soft watercolor hues and the gentle brushstrokes that give life to the image. At the bottom, the phrase "Coffee is always a good idea" is elegantly scripted, adding a charming touch to the illustration and reinforcing the timeless appeal of coffee.

Love Shopping

Vintage illustration by Louis Rhead

Show off the Burger of the Year

Lithograph by Paul Berthon, 1895

Yokai Series Issue No.3

Infinite song.

Cover design for The Garland art magazine, watercolor by Gerda Wegener, 1919

cyph art

THE NEW YORKER COVER

Vintage illustration art nouveau magazine cover, Bearings, For Sale Here by Charles Arthur Cox, c. 1896.

magazine

Art Nouveau style lithograph by Henri Meunier, 1896

Vintage floral artwork from A. W. Livingston's Sons seed annual: "true blue." Dated 1895.

NEW YORKER SEPTEMBER 5TH, 1970