This New Yorker issue from October 21, 1939, features a captivating cover by Susanne Suba, a Hungarian-American artist known for her elegant and often understated illustrations. Suba’s work frequently explored everyday life with a refined and minimalist approach, making her a notable contributor to The New Yorker's artistic legacy.
The magazine is in good condition for its age. Please view the photos to assess its condition for yourself. Magazines like this are incredibly difficult to find, with only a handful likely still in circulation.
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