Description
Immerse yourself in a piece of history with the February 9, 1998, issue of The New Yorker. This full magazine features a captivating theme cover art by the renowned artist Mark Ulriksen, known for his unique style and social commentary through art. The cover alone is a delightful conversation starter, making this magazine a perfect addition to any collection.
This magazine is in good condition, showing only minor wear that reflects its age and the charm of vintage publications. The presence of an address label on the front provides a hint of its journey, adding to the nostalgia associated with print media. It has been carefully stored and comes complete with a protective plastic covering to preserve its quality for years to come.
As an iconic representation of journalism and illustration, this issue captures the essence of New Yorker storytelling and artistry from the late '90s. Whether for display, study, or to relive the stylish editorial design of the period, this magazine holds a special place in the heart of art and literature enthusiasts.
Key features of this collectible magazine include:
- Unique Cover Art: A striking theme cover designed by acclaimed artist Mark Ulriksen.
- Preserved Condition: Comes with a plastic cover to safeguard against wear and tear.
Don't miss your chance to own this well-preserved example of The New Yorker’s rich history. The magazine showcases an intriguing blend of art, clever writing, and cultural commentary that still resonates today. Here are some details about its condition:
- Good Condition
- Has address label on front
- Minor wear on entire magazine
- Comes with plastic covering
Make this unique acquisition part of your literary collection today!
