Description
If you're a fan of classic literature and stunning artistic covers, then you'll want to add The New Yorker Complete Magazine from August 12, 1974, featuring a captivating cover by Albert Hubbell to your collection. This vintage magazine is in very good condition, making it a great find for both collectors and enthusiasts of the iconic publication.
Each page of this magazine offers a glimpse into the rich cultural conversations of the era. From insightful articles to humorous illustrations, The New Yorker continues to prove its status as a beloved publication. It’s a piece of history that reflects the artistic and literary inclinations of the time.
This specific issue showcases a variety of intriguing content, including poetry, political commentary, and reviews of current cinema and literature. You'll find that each article feels timeless, offering readers a blending of nostalgia and insight.
Check out the detailed photos to see the great shape this magazine is in for its age. Minor wear can be seen on the edges, but it only adds to the authenticity of this vintage item. All our items are carefully stored and come with a protective covering to preserve their condition.
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- Delve into thought-provoking articles and beautiful illustrations.
- Collectible item that celebrates both literature and art from the 1970s.
This particular issue features several notable pieces, including:
- THE TALK OF THE TOWN 25
- "THE HOUSE OF MY DREAMS" by Edna O'Brien 30
- "WALKING IN CONEY ISLAND" (POEM) by Irving Feldman 32
- "BY THE GRAIN ELEVATORS" by W. S. Merwin 39
- ANNALS OF POLITICS (ROBERT MOSES—III) by Robert A. Caro 40
- "AUGUST: A JINGLE MAN" (POEM) by L. E. Sissman 42
- THE CURRENT CINEMA by Penelope Gilliatt 76
- THE RACE TRACK by Audax Minor 83
- ON AND OFF THE AVENUE (ABOUT THE HOUSE) by Janet Malcolm 84
- MUSICAL EVENTS (CONCERT RECORDS) by Winthrop Sargeant 93
- BOOKS by John Updike 95
- BRIEFLY NOTED 98
Don't miss your chance to own this exemplary piece of The New Yorker history!