David Hockney - The New Yorker - " The Breakfast Plate "

David Hockney (1937 - 2026) – The New Yorker "The Breakfast Plate" cover poster of the October 4, 2010 issue

This magnificent poster reproduces the famous cover of The New Yorker magazine from October 4, 2010, imagined by one of the greatest contemporary British artists, David Hockney.

This work occupies a very special place in the artist's career, since it marks the first use of digital tools by David Hockney to create a piece intended for a widely distributed publication. Created on an iPhone and then refined on an iPad using drawing apps, this illustration testifies to Hockney's inexhaustible curiosity and his ability to push the boundaries of artistic creation.

The scene, of apparent simplicity, depicts a table set with a plate and a spoon, bathed in a warm palette of reds, oranges, and blues. Through spontaneous and luminous strokes, the artist conveys an intimate and lively atmosphere, showing that new technologies can become a true extension of the painter's gesture.

A true milestone in the history of digital art, this cover is today considered an emblematic work of the transition between traditional techniques and digital creation.

Artist: David Hockney
Title: The Breakfast Plate
Format: 59.5 × 42 cm
Condition: Excellent condition

At the crossroads of contemporary art, editorial design, and technological innovation, this poster represents a rare opportunity to acquire a reproduction of a historic cover. An emblematic piece that will appeal to David Hockney’s collectors, graphic design enthusiasts, and lovers of the history of the early days of digital art.

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