Description
Discover a treasure trove of art and culture with the "The New Yorker Full Magazine" from October 19, 1998, featuring a captivating doubleheader by the renowned Harry Bliss. This collectible issue is a must-have for both longtime fans of The New Yorker and newcomers alike, showcasing the wit and insightful commentary the magazine is famous for.
This magazine comes in good condition, making it a great addition to your collection or a unique gift for someone special. While it does bear an address label on the front, it does not detract from the overall aesthetic of the magazine. You'll appreciate the charming, vintage feel that comes with each page, which is filled with well-crafted stories, stunning illustrations, and the witty humor that is characteristic of The New Yorker.
Minor wear can be found throughout the magazine, consistent with its age, enhancing its charm rather than diminishing it. Plus, it comes encased in a protective plastic covering, ensuring that it remains in pristine condition for your enjoyment.
In this issue, you’ll encounter:
- The subtle genius of Harry Bliss's illustrations, which perfectly encapsulate the cultural zeitgeist of the late 90s.
- Insightful articles that delve into contemporary issues, humor, and life stories that are as relevant today as they were back then.
This magazine features notable wear on the binding, which is common for older publications. Don’t forget to check out the photos provided to see the condition for yourself. Whether you're a collector or just love great storytelling and artwork, this issue will not disappoint.
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