The New Yorker's Easter 1983 cover was created by Charles Addams. The bunny family of four are gathered in front of the television set, a jeweled egg reminiscent of Fabergé. Cable television was not yet universal and the TV set therefore has an antenna often called—very appropriately in this case—rabbit ears. A rare cover signed by the artist was sold at Heritage Auctions in 2014.
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Charles Addams
Easter
Signed magazine covers
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| Charles Addams, Signed cover, The New Yorker, April 4, 1983 |
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| Heritage Auctions, April 20, 2014 |
Charles Addams
Easter
Signed magazine covers
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