The New Yorker: Autmn In Central Park

Autmn In Central Park, 2009

Author: Eric Drooker
Print Type: Original Postcard
Publisher: Condé Nast
Print Condition: New

First appearing on the cover of The New Yorker in November 2009, Eric Drooker’s Autumn in Central Park captures the fleeting beauty of the city’s most iconic green space at the height of the season. With warm tones of gold and russet leaves falling around a couple walking along a tree-lined path, the scene balances intimacy with grandeur, turning an ordinary stroll into a lyrical moment of urban poetry. Known for his bold, expressive style and deep ties to New York City, Drooker transforms the everyday into something timeless, evoking both nostalgia and serenity. This work reflects his ability to merge the pulse of the metropolis with quiet human connection, making it one of his most memorable contributions to contemporary illustration.

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