Description
The New Yorker magazine issue from September 9, 1933, featuring a stunning cover by Alice Harvey, is a true gem for collectors. This particular edition perfectly encapsulates the charm of the 1930s, making it a must-have for any magazine enthusiast or history aficionado. The cover art, created by the talented Alice Harvey, showcases her delicate and graceful style, renowned for bringing an air of elegance to The New Yorker’s iconic covers.
In very good condition, this magazine demonstrates only minor wear on the edges, which is typical for publications from this era. Make sure to check the accompanying photos for detailed views of the magazine’s condition. With only a limited number of copies available, this issue from 1933 stands out as a rare find, highly sought after by collectors and fans alike.
By adding this magazine to your collection, you not only acquire a piece of history but also enjoy the following benefits:
- Authentic Vintage Artwork: The distinctive cover art by Alice Harvey reflects the artistic trends of the time, making it a perfect conversation starter and a highlight of your collection.
- Historical Significance: Owning a magazine from the 1930s allows you to explore the cultural landscape of that era, offering insights into the society and style of the time.
At the heart of New York City’s literary scene, The New Yorker magazine has remained a staple since its inception. With over 4,000 unique issues available in our collection, you're sure to discover even more hidden treasures beyond this remarkable issue. Don’t miss your chance to own this exquisite piece of art and literature!
