Tom Gauld’s “Landscape Portrait” - The New Yorker

For the cover of the June 29, 2026, issue, the British cartoonist Tom Gauld took inspiration from a visit to an exhibition of early-Netherlandish drawings at the British Museum. “I was blown away by the landscapes—small and intricate, but with such depth, drawing your eye from blades of grass in the foreground to a ship on the horizon,” Gauld said. “And, as soon as I stepped out of the quiet darkness of the exhibit, I was surrounded by flocks of happy tourists snapping away with their phones.”

For more covers about art, see below:

“February 3, 1940,” by Virginia Snedeker

“Venus on the Beach,” by Roz Chast

“Art Connoisseurs,” by Kadir Nelson

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