Description
Discover the charm and creativity of "The New Yorker" with the August 17, 1998 issue, featuring an exquisite cover design by renowned artist Jean-Jacques Sempé. This full magazine is not just a piece of literature; it's a collectible that embodies the wit and sophistication characteristic of The New Yorker. Perfect for avid readers, collectors, or anyone who appreciates exceptional artistry in print, this issue transports you back to a time of poignant storytelling and engaging editorial pieces.
The cover art, illustrated by Sempé, captures a unique and whimsical essence that invites readers into the magazine's world. With its thought-provoking illustrations and compelling articles, this issue is a fine representation of The New Yorker’s commitment to quality and creativity. Each page offers a glimpse into the culture and atmosphere of the late 90s, making it a fascinating addition to any collection.
This magazine is in Good Condition, although it does feature an address label on the front, a testament to its journey through time. While there is minor wear throughout the magazine, it does not detract from its overall appeal. Plus, it comes protected with a durable plastic covering, ensuring its preservation for years to come.
- Unique Cover Art: Features captivating artwork by Jean-Jacques Sempé.
- Collectible Item: An ideal addition to any magazine collection with its nostalgic value.
Whether you're revisiting this iconic period or seeking a special piece to enhance your decor, this magazine delivers on both fronts. It serves not only as a reading material but also as a cherished conversation starter. Don't miss your chance to own this unique artifact from The New Yorker’s storied history.
- Condition: Good, with minor wear.
- Address label present on the front.
- Plastic covering included for protection.