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The New Yorker Complete Magazine October 6, 1934 Charles Alston Cover
This collectible New Yorker issue from October 6, 1934, features a striking cover by Charles Alston, a pioneering African-American artist and leader in the Harlem Renaissance. Alston was renowned for his bold and expressive works that often challenged social and racial barriers. His contributions to art and culture are celebrated today, and this early cover is a testament to his creative genius.
The magazine is in good condition for its age. Please see the photos for a closer look at its condition. Such early issues are incredibly hard to find, with only a few likely still in existence.
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