Description
Discover a remarkable piece of magazine history with the full magazine of The New Yorker dated December 8, 1980. This edition features a stunning theme cover created by the talented illustrator Jean-Jacques Sempe, whose unique artistic style remains a favorite among art and magazine enthusiasts alike.
This vintage magazine is perfect for collectors, art lovers, or anyone who cherishes the golden era of print media. A true gem, it captures the charm and wit that The New Yorker is known for, making it a delightful addition to any collection. Whether displayed on a coffee table or stored meticulously in your library, it will surely become a conversation starter.
Key Features:
- Used condition, showcasing its rich history and character.
- Unique Sempe cover art that stands the test of time, perfect for aesthetic appreciation.
This magazine is in good condition overall, although, as with any used item, it may show signs of wear. The edges might have some minor wear and/or rips, enhancing its vintage appeal. Rest assured, there are no address labels to distract from the charming artwork and written content inside.
Please note that this magazine does not come with a plastic protective covering. It is a wonderful opportunity to own a piece of literary brilliance without the added plastic, allowing you to appreciate it in its natural state.
Don't miss out on owning a piece of cultural history! Add The New Yorker December 8, 1980 to your collection today!
