Description
Step back in time with this charming issue of The New Yorker Magazine dated December 25, 1978, featuring the whimsical cover art by renowned illustrator André François. This magazine is not just a collectible; it's a snapshot of cultural commentary and artistic expression from a vibrant period in history.
This complete magazine is in very good condition, especially considering its age. You can admire the detailed illustrations and thought-provoking articles that The New Yorker is famous for. As an iconic publication, this issue captures not only the essence of the late 1970s but also the timeless wit and humor that readers cherish.
Inside, you'll find a variety of engaging content, including:
- Thoughtful articles: Featuring pieces by notable writers like Ian A. Frazier and Edna O’Brien, there's something here for every literature lover.
- Cultural insights: With commentary on the arts and current events, this issue serves as a window into the past and enhances your understanding of the era.
This magazine is a fabulous addition for collectors or anyone who appreciates vintage literature. You'll enjoy browsing through sections like Profiles and The Current Cinema, featuring critical reviews from the likes of Pauline Kael, as well as literary pieces, poems, and even illustrations that reflect the cultural zeitgeist of the time.
Rest assured, the magazine is packaged with care and arrives in a plastic protective covering to ensure its integrity. It does have minor wear along the edges, but this adds to its character. Check out the exclusive photos provided for a closer look at the condition.
This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history! We offer combined shipping to make your purchase even more convenient, so feel free to ask. The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the item you will receive.
Don't miss out on the chance to own this nostalgic relic filled with insightful articles, cultural reflections, and unique illustrations that continue to resonate today.