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Just in time for Inauguration Day, The New Yorker’s latest cover shows President Trump getting hauled off by a bald eagle, the national symbol of the United States. The Jan. 25 cover illustration, by longtime New Yorker contributor Barry Blitt, is titled “A Weight Lifted”; the issue is on newsstands and hits subscribers’ mailboxes this week.

In a short post about the cover, Françoise Mouly, The New Yorker’s art editor, gets a few thoughts from Blitt about American iconography and the challenge of trying to address “the density of ephemeral news events in the last few years.”