Description
Experience the charm and unique artistic touch of "The New Yorker" with the March 5, 2001 issue featuring a stunning cover by the celebrated illustrator Ian Falconer. This full magazine is not just a publication; it's a collector's item that captures the essence of New York culture and artistry. Ideal for fans of contemporary art and literature, this issue is a delightful addition to any collection.
This particular magazine may show signs of being loved and read, showcasing its journey through time. While it is classified as good and used, it continues to hold its integrity and appeal. The edges may exhibit very minor wear, consistent with its age, but this only adds character to the magazine.
Among its notable features, you will find an address label on the front page, a common trait for many magazines of this era. This detail will not distract but enhance its nostalgic value. Additionally, it comes protected in a plastic covering, ensuring it remains in good condition for display or reading.
- The cover illustrates Ian Falconer's iconic style, making it a visually striking piece for collectors.
- Comes with a protective covering, ensuring its longevity and condition.
While the magazine maintains a good shape overall, the original wear is part of its history. Be sure to check the accompanying image to see minor marks and potential rips—each imperfection tells a story. This magazine could be the perfect gift for art lovers or a tribute to your passion for New York culture.
- Good and used condition.
- Edges may have very minor wear.
- Minor marks and/or rips might be present.
- Address label affixed to the front cover.
- Ships with a durable plastic protective covering.
- Visible rips, as shown in the accompanying photo.
