Description
Discover a piece of history with "The New Yorker" Full Magazine from February 17, 1997, featuring the captivating cover art "Ghouls Rush In" by the renowned artist Edward Sorel. This magazine not only delivers the exquisite illustrations for which "The New Yorker" is celebrated but also encapsulates the spirit and tone of the era, offering readers a nostalgic glimpse into the past.
This particular edition showcases the unique blend of wit and art that has made "The New Yorker" a staple in American culture. Edward Sorel's artwork resonates with humor and depth, making it a fantastic addition to any collector's library. Whether you are a longtime fan of the magazine or a new reader, this issue provides an abundance of insightful articles and clever commentary that reflect the pulse of society during that time.
For collectors or enthusiasts, there are some notable qualities about this magazine:
- Good Condition: This copy has been well-preserved, ensuring its readability and aesthetic appeal.
- Comes with Plastic Covering: The protective casing aids in preserving the magazine’s condition, protecting it from dust and wear over time.
Please note that while the magazine is in good condition overall, there are some imperfections that come with its age:
- It has an address label affixed to the front cover.
- There is minor wear visible throughout the magazine, which adds to its character.
Experience the vibrant storytelling and the striking artwork that has defined "The New Yorker" for generations. Perfect for reading, display, or as a thoughtful gift for friends who appreciate literature and art. Explore the iconic legacy of this magazine today!
