Description
Discover a piece of history with this vintage magazine: The New Yorker, dated February 27, 1978, featuring a stunning cover by renowned artist Pierre Le-Tan. This issue is a treasure for collectors and fans of vintage magazines alike, providing a fascinating glimpse into the culture and literature of the time.
Key Features:
- Engaging content, including articles like "Split Decisions" by Jane Mankiewicz and a memorable poem titled "Dusk" by Edward Hirsch.
- Artwork from famous contributors, making it a valuable collectible item for art lovers and magazine enthusiasts.
This issue holds its significance within the literary community, reflecting the vibrant discussions and evolving narratives of the late 1970s. Readers will appreciate the contributions from celebrated authors and critics, including a feature on the Carter Administration by Elizabeth Drew and commentary on current cinema by acclaimed critic Pauline Kael.
The magazine is in great shape for its age, displaying minor wear on the edges. Careful examination of detailed photos included in the listing provides insight into the magazine's condition, which is pivotal for collectors seeking quality vintage magazines.
This collectible vintage issue comes with a protective plastic covering, ensuring its longevity in your collection. We offer combined shipping for those interested in adding multiple items to their library.
Don't miss your chance to own this piece of history! For a closer look, take a glance at the provided images:
Preserve the past while enjoying the unique charm that vintage magazines like this bring to your collection. Grab this exceptional issue of The New Yorker now and relish the nostalgia of a bygone era!