New York Puzzle Company – THE NEW YORKER | Beachgoing

A busy day at the beach. Seems as though everyone has the same idea this sweltering July day. This crazy crowd is doing everything under the sun; tanning, chatting, eating, splashing, swimming, ogling, and having a general good ol’ time.  New Yorker cover from July 8, 1939 by Richard Taylor. The covers of The New Yorker have entertained and enlightened the magazine’s readers for nearly a century. With unmatched visual sophistication and wit, they let no subject escape their scrutiny.

Founded in 2007 by two college pals, New York Puzzle Company started with a simple idea of making a puzzle of the iconic NYC subway map. They always thought that puzzles should be more than just a fun activity to do at home – puzzles should be works of interesting art. Part fun activity and part home décor, rather than throw them away when finished, they should be kept on display.