Description
Discover a piece of history with the New Yorker Complete Magazine from December 5, 1970, featuring a stunning cover by the renowned artist Jean-Michel Folon. This classic issue is an exceptional find for collectors, fans of vintage magazines, and anyone who appreciates unique artistic expression.
The magazine is in very good condition, showcasing only minor wear on the edges while remaining intact and fully complete. This publication brings a wealth of engaging content, brilliantly combining art, literature, and insightful commentary that The New Yorker is famous for.
Highlighted features include:
- Iconic Cover Art: The beautiful cover illustration by Jean-Michel Folon adds an artistic touch, making it a striking addition to your collection.
- Diverse Content: This issue features a variety of enriching articles and poems, including works by notable writers like Ogden Nash and Pauline Kael, which provide a glimpse into the cultural landscape of the time.
Here’s a sneak peek at some featured articles:
THE TALK OF THE TOWN 47
"MŪ" Calvin Tomkins 53
"CARNIVAL" Ted Walker 54
"ONE MAN'S OPIATE" (POEM) Ogden Nash 56
ANNALS OF POLITICS (JUDGE CARSWELL AND THE SENATE—I) Richard Harris 60
"VANDERGAST AND THE GIRL" (POEM) Louis Simpson 62
THE THEATRE (OFF BROADWAY) Edith Oliver 162
FOOTBALL J. W. L. 164
THE CURRENT CINEMA Pauline Kael 167
MUSICAL EVENTS Winthrop Sargeant 170
AN ISMAILIA CHILDHOOD Suzy Eban 174
"THE DIAGNOSTICIAN" Arturo Vivante 191
"AFTER THE JAPANESE" (POEM) Jorge Luis Borges 199
BOOKS Jean Stafford 200
This magazine is not just a publication; it is a treasured artifact that captures the spirit of its time. Our listing includes detailed photos for you to assess the condition of the magazine accurately. Rest assured, the item you see is the exact item you will receive.
To ensure its protection, we provide all our magazines in a plastic covering. Moreover, we offer combined shipping to save you on shipping costs - just ask us how! Don’t miss out on adding this vintage gem to your collection!
