Description
Discover a true piece of history with this The New Yorker magazine from October 25, 1947, featuring a delightful cover by the renowned artist Helen E. Hokinson. This issue encapsulates a unique moment in time, reflecting the cultural narrative and vibrant life of post-war America. Helen E. Hokinson was known for her charming illustrations that whimsically captured urban female life, making this cover a timeless classic.
This New Yorker edition is not only a collectible item but also an excellent conversation starter for any vintage enthusiast or magazine aficionado. With its captivating artwork and insightful articles, it provides an authentic glimpse into the world of the late 1940s.
The magazine is in good condition, though it does feature some loose and ripped pages, and a few pages may have cut-outs. We encourage you to review the accompanying images to evaluate the condition for yourself.
This rare magazine is a significant find, with likely only a handful still in existence. Add this piece of history to your collection today and experience the charm of vintage publications. With over 4,000 vintage New Yorker magazines available, rare issues like this one are particularly difficult to acquire. Don't miss your chance to own this unique publication!
- Features iconic cover art by acclaimed artist Helen E. Hokinson.
- Offers a historical perspective of mid-20th century American culture.
Whether you are a longtime fan of The New Yorker or someone looking to dive into the past, this magazine is a must-have. Celebrate the artistic expressions that shaped a generation and enrich your collection with this distinct and beautiful issue.