This New Yorker issue from March 18, 1939, features an expressive cover by Barbara Shermund, a trailblazing cartoonist known for her witty, feminist-leaning illustrations that captured the humor and complexities of modern life. Shermund's work is celebrated for its sharp commentary on societal norms, and her contributions to The New Yorker helped define its playful yet thought-provoking tone.
The magazine is in very good condition for its age, with minor wear along the edges. Please see the photos to evaluate its excellent preservation. Issues like this are incredibly rare, with only a handful likely to remain available today.
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