Description
This rare edition of The New Yorker, published on February 27, 1937, showcases an exquisite cover designed by Adolph Kronengold. Known for his distinctive modernist flair, Kronengold's artwork adds a unique touch to this historic magazine. It encapsulates the distinctive artistic direction of the 1930s, making it a cherished piece for both art lovers and magazine enthusiasts alike.
The magazine is in very good condition, displaying only minor wear along the edges. Such preservation is remarkable for a publication that's over 85 years old. The quality of this issue makes it a standout collectible for anyone interested in the evolution of magazine art and design. Please refer to the accompanying images for a better understanding of its excellent condition.
This issue is considered a highly rare find, with a limited number of copies in existence today. Collectors understand the value of securing this edition, especially in such exceptional condition. It offers a glimpse into a fascinating period in American culture and art history.
- Unique Artwork: The Adolph Kronengold cover stands out for its modernist design, making it a conversation piece.
- Historical Significance: This magazine is a snapshot of the 1930s, reflecting the era’s culture and artistic trends.
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