Description
Discover a piece of history with this vintage edition of The New Yorker from June 28, 1958. This complete magazine features a captivating theme cover illustrated by the talented Arthur Getz, showcasing the artistic flair that characterized the iconic publication. For collectors, enthusiasts, and those who appreciate great literary and artistic works, this magazine is a fantastic find.
During this era, The New Yorker was known for its sophisticated articles and striking illustrations, making each issue a cherished keepsake. This particular magazine captures the essence of mid-century American culture, offering insights not only into the period's style but also into the themes and conversations shaping society at the time.
It’s important to note that this vintage magazine is used and in good condition, which adds to its charm and authenticity. Although it may show some signs of wear and tear—such as edge wear or rips—each imperfection tells a story. The magazine does not come with a plastic protective covering.
Key features:
- Contains no address label, ensuring it remains a pristine display piece.
- Despite having a folded crease in the front middle, it still retains its artistic integrity.
This edition is a wonderful addition to any collection. Imagine adding this unique piece to your bookshelf, home office, or art collection. It serves not only as a conversation starter but also as a beautiful reminder of the past and the timeless appeal of quality journalism and artistry.
Take a look at the lovely cover art below:
Seize the opportunity to own this vintage magazine. It's more than just a piece of literature; it's a collectible that enriches your home and speaks of cultural depth. Whether you're a long-time reader of The New Yorker or a newcomer fascinated by its legacy, this full magazine edition will surely delight and inspire.