Description
The New Yorker Complete Magazine from July 12, 1930, is a remarkable piece of history that every collector and fan of classic literature will cherish. This issue features an iconic cover created by Constantin Alajalov, a master artist known for his ability to weave wit and satire into striking visual narratives. Alajalov’s work beautifully captures the essence of urban life, making this magazine not just a reading material but a piece of art itself.
This edition is in good condition for its age, a rarity that showcases the artistry of the period while reflecting excellent preservation standards. A must-have for enthusiasts of vintage magazines, this issue resonates with the charm and cultural insight of its time.
- Captivating Artwork: The cover art by Constantin Alajalov enhances the aesthetic appeal of your collection.
- Historical Significance: Issued during the early years of The New Yorker, this magazine provides a snapshot of cultural life in 1930.
Hard to come by, this edition is likely one of the few remaining in circulation. Collectors will appreciate the opportunity to own a piece of literary history that holds both artistic and cultural significance. Be sure to examine the pictures to appreciate its condition and details fully.
With over 4,000 New Yorker issues in our stock, gems like this don’t stay available for long. Securing this magazine not only enriches your collection but also adds a conversation starter for your guests. Don’t miss the chance to own this exceptional piece of New Yorker history!