Description
Discover a classic piece of literature with the New Yorker Magazine from March 21, 2011, featuring the charming "On His Way" theme illustrated by the renowned artist Jean-Jacques Sempé. This magazine presents a unique blend of art and journalism that only The New Yorker can deliver, making it a collector's item for fans of fine illustration and insightful writing.
This issue includes a variety of articles, commentary, and stories that capture the essence of the time, alongside Sempé's whimsical cover that portrays a sense of movement and anticipation. With Sempé’s characteristic style, this magazine cover doesn’t just grab attention; it tells a story of its own, inviting readers to delve into the content within.
Condition Details:
- Good overall condition, perfect for reading or display.
- Comes with a protective plastic cover to ensure its longevity.
The magazine is a newsstand edition, meaning it lacks a label, enhancing its appeal as a collectible item. While it does exhibit minor wear throughout, the overall integrity remains intact. A few creases are present on the front cover, but they add to its character rather than detract from its beauty. Please refer to the photos to assess the condition accurately.
It is important to note that there are signs of water damage, which has affected some pages but does not compromise the readability of the articles. The charm of The New Yorker is intact, making this a worthwhile addition to your collection.
Enhance your reading experience with this memorable issue. Whether you're a fan of Jean-Jacques Sempé’s artistry or a lover of thought-provoking articles, this magazine is sure to inspire and entertain.
