Description
If you’re a fan of literary treasures, you won’t want to miss the opportunity to own a piece of history with the **The New Yorker Magazine from September 24, 1990**, featuring a stunning cover illustration titled "Folk Singer" by the talented Barbara Westman. This vintage magazine captures the essence of its time, showcasing cultural commentary and captivating storytelling that define The New Yorker brand.
This particular issue is in very good condition (VG), ensuring that it serves as a delightful addition to any collection of magazines or art. It's notable that this magazine comes without an address label, making it especially appealing to collectors who value pristine presentation. The smooth edges of the pages enhance its overall appearance, preserving the look and feel of this iconic publication.
Inside, you'll find a treasure trove of articles that reflect the social and political climate of the period. From insightful essays to witty cartoons, this magazine offers an authentic glimpse into the discussions that shaped the early '90s. Barbara Westman's folk singer cover is not only visually striking but also connects deeply with the musical themes relevant to that era, making it a conversation starter.
- Exceptional Condition: This magazine is used but well-preserved, ensuring a quality reading experience or display piece.
- Cultural Significance: A window into the past that captures the zeitgeist of its time, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Don’t miss your chance to own this intriguing piece from The New Yorker. Whether you're looking to enhance your magazine collection or searching for a unique gift for a fellow literary lover, this magazine is sure to impress. Bid farewell to mundane decor and welcome the charm of vintage literary artistry into your home. Grab your copy of The New Yorker Magazine from September 24, 1990 today and embrace the nostalgia it brings!