Description
Discover a piece of literary history with the The New Yorker Magazine August 4, 1997. This collectible edition features a stunning full theme cover by renowned artist Bruce McCall, capturing the essence of the magazine's unique voice and artistic flair.
In good condition, this magazine reflects the charm of the late '90s with a look that's both nostalgic and intriguing. It does come with an address label on the front, adding a touch of authenticity to its age. The pages show minor wear throughout, giving it character and showcasing its journey through the years.
- Unique Cover Art: The beautifully illustrated cover by Bruce McCall is a highlight, making it an excellent addition to any collection or as a decorative piece.
- Preserved in Plastic: To ensure longevity, this magazine comes with a protective plastic covering, keeping it safe from dust and environmental damage.
This magazine does have a few creases on the front cover, as can be seen in the accompanying photo below. These minor imperfections do not detract from its overall appeal, but rather add to its vintage charm.
For collectors, enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates the printed word, this edition is a treasure. With its rich history and cultural significance, it’s more than just a magazine; it’s a glimpse into a time and place captured by words and art.
Don’t miss your chance to own this iconic magazine. It serves not only as a reading material but also a conversation piece that can spark discussions about the past, art, and the evolution of journalism.