This New Yorker issue from November 18, 1939, showcases a distinctive cover by Beatrice Tobias, an accomplished artist known for her vibrant and expressive illustrations. Tobias contributed to The New Yorker during a time when female artists were making significant strides in the industry, and her covers remain cherished by collectors for their creativity and elegance.
The magazine is in very good condition for its age, with minor wear on the edges. Please see the photos to appreciate its well-preserved state. Editions like this are rare, with only a handful likely to be available today.
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