The New Yorker will memorialize iconic artist Prince next week with a cover devoted to his famed hit “Purple Rain.”
The image by artist Bob Staake shows soft lavender rain drops falling against a violet background.
Prince died suddenly on Thursday at the age of 57 at Paisley Park, his recording complex in Chanhassen, Minnesota.
Check out the cover below:
Bravo! The New Yorker nails it again!
Wonderful tribute. Well done!
Fittingly wistful. The New Yorker often gets these tribute covers just right. It’s kind of amazing how much meaning a good artist can put into a simple illustration.
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He’s just the latest in a run of short-lived socks being created by a butt-hurt troll.