Description
This rare The New Yorker magazine dated August 10, 1935, features a captivating cover by esteemed illustrator Arnold Hall. Known for his unique blend of humor and sophistication, Hall’s artwork was a staple of the magazine’s covers during the 1930s. This particular issue showcases his talent beautifully, making it a cherished piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
The magazine is in very good condition, displaying only minor wear along the edges. Such preservation is impressive for its age, highlighting its status as a collectible item. For potential buyers, we recommend examining the accompanying photos to appreciate the magazine's well-maintained state. Vintage magazines like this one are becoming increasingly rare, with only a few surviving copies like this in circulation today.
Adding to your collection of The New Yorker magazines can enhance the aesthetic of your library and serve as a valuable conversation starter. This August 1935 edition not only reflects the cultural milieu of the time but also offers a glimpse into the artistic style and literary prowess that the magazine is celebrated for.
- Striking Arnold Hall cover, showcasing unique artistic style.
- Incredibly preserved condition, perfect for collectors.
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