Anne Burgess’s Picnic by a River 1982)

Burgess’s Picnic by a River is The New Yorker’s August cover. By the side of a placid river, a mother, father, and son sit on a plate of cheese, a bowl of salad, a loaf of bread, fruits, and lemonade, Mother has a plate, and the son has a sandwich. Shoes off, they fish with abandon.

See Annie Burgess, Picnic by a River. The New Yorker (August 2, 1982)