Description
Experience a piece of history with The New Yorker magazine from February 14, 2000, featuring stunning cover art by the talented Mark Ulriksen. This special edition captures the essence of its time, making it a fantastic collectible for magazine enthusiasts, art lovers, and those who appreciate finely crafted journalism. The creativity and depth of the artwork will surely make a great conversation starter in your home or office.
The cover art presents a blend of humor and insight, showcasing the unique perspective The New Yorker is known for. It’s not just a magazine; it’s a slice of culture that reflects the thoughts and feelings of the era. With its signature style, this issue includes captivating articles, witty cartoons, and insightful features that continue to resonate with readers today. It’s an opportunity to delve into the past while enjoying the high-quality content that The New Yorker consistently delivers.
This magazine is in good condition, exhibiting minimal wear that adds character to its vintage appeal. However, please note that it does have an address label on the front—common for personal copies of such publications. The magazine comes protected with a plastic covering to ensure its preservation. This makes it perfect for display or for adding to your collection without worries about wear and tear.
Here are some key features of The New Yorker February 14, 2000:
- Full magazine with theme cover art by Mark Ulriksen
- High-quality printing and vibrant colors
Whether you’re looking to revisit the past or introduce a friend to the charm of classic print media, this magazine will not disappoint. It embodies the spirit and eclectic storytelling The New Yorker is celebrated for. Don’t miss the chance to own a delightful piece of literary and artistic history!
Specifications:
- Condition: Good
- Address label present on front
- Minor wear on the entire magazine
- Comes with plastic covering