Description
Discover a classic piece of American media with "The New Yorker" full magazine from February 9, 1998. This issue features the eye-catching cover art titled "Japan's Geisha" by the talented artist Mark Ulriksen. Known for its insightful articles and illustrations, The New Yorker always elevates your reading experience. Add this magazine to your collection for a unique glimpse into the cultural discussions of the late '90s.
This particular copy is in very good condition, making it a perfect choice for collectors and fans alike. Despite having a label on the front cover, the magazine maintains a clean and polished appearance. The smooth edges ensure that this issue not only looks great but is also comfortable to handle. You can trust that this magazine has been preserved carefully, showcasing its visual appeal and relevance to the themes explored.
One of the great features of this magazine is its protective covering, which guarantees that it remains safe from daily wear and tear. Whether it’s displayed on your bookshelf or read on a cozy afternoon, you’ll appreciate the effort taken to maintain its quality through the years. Plus, the vibrant imagery and cultured content encapsulate the essence of The New Yorker beautifully.
Take a look at the accompanying photo to see the magazine for yourself!
Key benefits of adding this magazine to your collection include:
- Rich cultural insights and discussions that resonate even today.
- A beautifully illustrated cover that embodies the quality of The New Yorker.
This magazine is more than just a reading piece; it’s a frozen moment in time that captures the thoughts and artistry of its era. Enjoy flipping through its pages, and feel the nostalgia of 1998. Add it to your cart today while it lasts!
Specifications:
- Condition: Very Good
- Label: Has label on front.
- Shape: Magazine is in great shape with smooth edges.
- Covering: Comes with a plastic protective covering.