Arthur Getz puzzles showcase the versatility and vision of The New Yorker’s most prolific cover artist. Over a remarkable fifty-year span, Getz created 213 covers for the magazine, capturing everything from bustling city streets to quiet moments in nature. Beyond illustration, he explored a wide range of mediums and styles—painting cityscapes and landscapes, drawing political cartoons, writing and illustrating children’s books, and experimenting with etching, encaustic, and ink brush techniques. His work reflects a lifetime of curiosity, craftsmanship, and artistic range.