Cover of The New York Times Magazine from November 12, 1972, featuring a 6th century B.C. Greek vase depicting the story of Sleep and Death tending Sarpedon's body, with text on the cover noting its significance.
Interior page of The New York Times Magazine from November 12, 1972, displaying the Table of Contents and an article titled 'What kind of man spends $1,400 for a watch?' alongside an image of a Rolex watch.
Advertisement from The New York Times Magazine November 12, 1972, promoting Erica Wilson's Creative Needlework Society with colorful floral designs and artistic needlework examples.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine from November 12, 1972, featuring a 6th century B.C. Greek vase depicting the story of Sleep and Death tending Sarpedon's body, with text on the cover noting its significance.Interior page of The New York Times Magazine from November 12, 1972, displaying the Table of Contents and an article titled 'What kind of man spends $1,400 for a watch?' alongside an image of a Rolex watch.Advertisement from The New York Times Magazine November 12, 1972, promoting Erica Wilson's Creative Needlework Society with colorful floral designs and artistic needlework examples.

The New York Times Magazine November 12, 1972 Greek Vase Cover

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The magazine is in good condition. It is a complete copy but shows moderate signs of age and wear, corner creases, or light surface wear. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

18
Doctors call it an overloaded epicondyle —
To us hackers, it’s “tennis elbow”
By Rex Lardner

35
If Idi Amin of Uganda is a madman,
he’s a ruthless and cunning one
By Christopher Munnion

36
On the road with a bedbug hauler
By Susan Sheehan

38
“The Saigon Folies, or, Trying to
Head Them Off at Credibility Gap”
By Sydney H. Schanberg

40
The trials of a juror
By Eliot Asinof

42
A new (6th century B.C.)
Greek vase for New York
By James R. Mellow

44
When the stage director
takes on the opera
By Donal Henahan

78
Fashions:
Sequins, spangles
and glistering threads
By Patricia Peterson

92
Home:
Relax!
By Norma Skurka

99
Food:
Still the first fruit
By Jean Hewitt

104
Letters

112
Picture Credits

134
Puzzles

Cover:
This superb 6th-century B.C. Greek vase is the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s latest major acquisition. Sleep and Death tend the body of Sarpedon, a son of Zeus and ally of Troy, as Hermes watches. Page 42.
Courtesy of Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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