Jean-Jacques Sempé, the artist behind this week’s cover, “Dance Around a Piano,” has contributed many New Yorker covers celebrating the art of dance. Here is a selection:
“March 9, 1981,” by J. J. Sempé.|||
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“March 23, 1987,” by J. J. Sempé.|||
“December 12, 1988,” by J. J. Sempé.|||
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“December 31, 1990,” by J. J. Sempé.|||
“Ballet’s New Spring,” by J. J. Sempé, May 3, 1993.|||
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“Arabesque,” by J. J. Sempé, September 20, 1993.|||
“Above All, No Faux Pas,” by J. J. Sempé, October 24, 2005.|||
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“Tiny Dancers,” by J. J. Sempé, March 31, 2014.|||
