Description
Introducing the complete edition of The New Yorker Magazine for March 10, 1928. This vintage issue is graced with a stunning cover designed by Ilonka Karasz, a distinguished modernist artist known for her unique artistic flair. Her work played a significant role in shaping the early aesthetics of this iconic publication, making this particular issue a true collector's item.
This rare magazine is in good condition considering its age, and we encourage you to check the images for a closer look at its physical state. The vibrant cover not only enhances your collection but also reflects the artistic movements of the era.
Early editions of The New Yorker are increasingly hard to find, and this March 1928 issue stands out with its exquisite cover art. With only a limited number of such issues still in circulation, acquiring this magazine is a fantastic opportunity for any enthusiast or collector.
Beyond just being a piece of history, this magazine offers:
- Exclusive Artwork: The cover art by Ilonka Karasz adds aesthetic value and makes for a captivating display.
- Historical Significance: This issue provides a rare glimpse into the cultural and artistic landscape of America in the late 1920s.
Explore our extensive stock, which includes over 4,000 vintage New Yorker issues, featuring a variety of stories and covers from different eras. Each magazine tells its own unique story, offering collectors countless treasures from the past.
Grab this piece of art and history today! Don’t let the opportunity slip away—items like this are becoming increasingly collectible.
