Sarah Silverman, Tina Fey, and Amy Poehler - Vanity Fair Cover April 2008

Annie Leibovitz · 2008-01-01T00:00:00Z

A high-quality scan of the front cover of Vanity Fair magazine, issue No. 572, dated April 2008. The cover features a studio photograph by Annie Leibovitz depicting comedians Sarah Silverman, Tina Fey, and Amy Poehler posing together in classical Grecian-style white drapery gowns against a dark background, evoking the traditional motif of the Three Graces. Sarah Silverman stands on the left in a sleeveless draped white dress with a gold laurel leaf crown in her updo hair; Tina Fey stands in the center looking forward with dark hair, a gold leaf hair ornament, and a draped gown, holding one hand to her chest; Amy Poehler stands on the right, looking in profile toward the center with blonde updo hair and a low-backed gown. Sheer light-blue fabric floats ethereally around them. Large bold typography overlaying the center reads "WHO SAYS WOMEN AREN'T FUNNY?" with a subtitle on a gold scroll banner reading "FOR THE DEFENSE: SARAH SILVERMAN, TINA FEY, AMY POEHLER, and Nine Other QUEENS of COMEDY". The bottom includes headlines for "THE REAL IRAQ TAB: $3 TRILLION!!" and a small teaser picture of Christopher Hitchens.