Description
Discover a piece of history with this complete issue of The New Yorker magazine from April 20, 1935. Featuring an enchanting cover by the celebrated American artist William Cotton, this magazine encapsulates the whimsical yet insightful artistic style of its time.
William Cotton was renowned for his witty and satirical artworks, which often commented on societal issues relevant during the 1930s. His talent is evident in this beautifully illustrated cover, presenting a delightful visual narrative that captures the essence of the era while providing a glimpse into the humor and artistry that characterizes The New Yorker.
This vintage magazine is in very good condition. There are only minor signs of wear along the edges, which is remarkable for a publication that is nearly 90 years old. The well-preserved state of this item makes it an excellent addition for both collectors and casual fans alike. Take a look at the attached photos to appreciate its quality.
Owning this magazine means embracing a unique slice of cultural history. A few notable features of this publication include:
- Rare Collectible: Issues from this period are increasingly hard to find, making it a treasure for enthusiasts and collectors.
- Visual Delight: The cover art provides a stunning conversation piece, showcasing the talent of one of America’s beloved artists.
As a sought-after item, copies like this one are scarce. You won't want to miss the opportunity to own such a significant piece of The New Yorker legacy. We have over 4,000 issues in stock, so be sure to explore our full collection for more vintage gems!
Adding this magazine to your collection not only enriches your decor but also sparks conversations around its fascinating history and cultural significance. Don’t wait too long; such treasures don’t last! Grab your copy today and enjoy owning a piece of American artistic heritage.