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Founded in 1925, The New Yorker is a cosmopolitan national magazine. Every week the maga- sine publishes reporting about and analysis of American and international politics. The New Yorker also covers the worlds of business, science, and technology. The magazine devotes a considerable amount of space to popular culture, the arts, poetry and fiction. Right from its launch it has attracted attention with its humorous cartoons. The New Yorker publishes the best writers of the time and has received numerous awards for the rigor of its jour nalists, its deep reporting and lively commentary and the quality of the writing. Eagerly awaited each week, The New Yorker covers are famous worldwide. They are the magazine’s true trademark and are devoted to artists of every nationality as Getz, Drooker, Steinberg, Malika Favre, Chris Ware, Christoph Niemann ou Ulriksen…
On July 29, 2024, to mark the opening of the Paris Olympic Games, Paul Rogers pays tribute to the iconic Monsieur Hulot, the free-spirited and eccentric character created by French filmmaker Jacques Tati. Through this illustration, he celebrates a certain joy of living and French elegance.
Hulot is depicted with a pipe in his mouth and a hat firmly on his head, riding his Solex while holding up the Olympic flame, as if moving on the fringes of the world's chaos. Beside him, little Gérard seems to embody the amazed gaze of a spectator discovering Paris for the first time.
This scene, directly inspired by the film Mon Oncle, perfectly captures the charm and poetry of Tati’s universe.
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