Description
Discover a collectible piece of literary art with "The New Yorker" from April 27, 1998, featuring stunning cover art by the talented Michael Roberts. This full magazine captures a moment in time, encapsulating the unique blend of humor, culture, and commentary that defines "The New Yorker." Whether you’re an avid reader, a fan of classic art, or a collector of vintage magazines, this edition is a perfect find.
The iconic cover, created by Michael Roberts, is not just visually striking but also reflective of the times. Display this magazine as a statement piece or enjoy flipping through its pages to revisit interesting articles from the past. It offers a nostalgic journey back to the late '90s, where writing and illustration flourished.
- This magazine is in good condition, preserving the charm of its era.
- Although it bears an address label on the front, it adds character to this vintage treasure.
- Minor wear is present throughout the magazine, which only enhances its authenticity as a well-loved publication.
- Each magazine comes with a protective plastic covering to ensure its longevity and keep it safe for years to come.
This magazine not only serves as a timeless piece of art but also connects you with literary history. It is an excellent gift for friends or family who appreciate art, design, and journalism. Simply put, it makes for a great talking point! Immerse yourself in the world of "The New Yorker" and own a piece of history that continues to inspire writers and artists alike.
Key specifications include:
- Good Condition
- Address label present on the front
- Minor wear throughout
- Includes plastic covering
Grab this unique collector's item today and cherish the beauty of "The New Yorker," where art and literature blend seamlessly.