Description
Discover a piece of history with The New Yorker complete magazine from August 31, 1940, featuring a stunning cover art by Ilonka Karasz. Karasz was a groundbreaking Hungarian-American artist renowned for her modern design and textile arts. This magazine captures the essence of her artistic vision through vibrant colors and intricate details, making it not just a reading material but a collectible work of art.
This particular issue is in very good condition, showing minor wear along the edges typical for its age. The magazine has been preserved well over the decades, reflecting its timeless quality. You can view the included photographs to appreciate its condition further. Such magazines are exceptionally rare to find, often with only a handful of copies still available for collectors.
This issue isn’t just a magazine; it’s a journey back to a vibrant era of American culture, filled with stories and illustrations that resonate with the spirit of the time. It’s a perfect piece for art aficionados, history buffs, or anyone interested in vintage collectibles.
- Striking Cover Art: A captivating design that adds aesthetic value to your collection.
- Historical Significance: Own a piece of 1940s Americana, showcasing the cultural context of the time.
We pride ourselves on offering a vast inventory of vintage publications. With over 4,000 New Yorker magazines in stock, make sure to browse our complete collection for more unique finds. Whether you’re a new collector or an experienced one, this issue is a must-have for anyone seeking to enhance their library with exceptional pieces.
Act quickly as collectible magazines like this are in high demand and can disappear fast. Don't miss out on owning this beautiful representation of American art and culture.