# Pippin Vintage Ads ※ The picture frame in the photo is not included. Only the magazine clipping page is for sale. This is an illustration clipping from the NYT magazine. The second image is the back side. This illustration depicts a man wearing a hat and coat looking up at the sky in a setting that appears to be a corner of a city, with a large, soaring finch (small bird) drawn in his line of sight. The background, drawn with fine lines, depicts buildings and fences, creating an impressive contrast between the man in the city and the freely flying bird. The caption reads, "He was enough to be happy, and yet enough to be busy," seemingly expressing the freedom, loneliness, and longing of the human heart in urban life, overlaid with the bird's free flight. The illustration itself has a somewhat fantastical and poetic atmosphere, inviting the viewer to imagine a story. It skillfully depicts the feelings of pausing in the hustle and bustle of the city to look up at the sky, and the longing for liberation from everyday life. I also have other ad clippings for sale. # Pippin Vintage Ads ↑ After this tag, add a space and the company/product name you are looking for, and only the ads of that company will be displayed. Please feel free to use it. (Example: # Pippin Vintage Ads illustration) Regarding ad sizes: LIFE: Approximately 34.5 cm x 26.5 cm Esquire: Approximately 33 cm x 26.5 cm TIME: Approximately 32 cm x 27 cm NYT (New York Times): Approximately 20.8 cm x 27.5 cm 【AD13084】