Description
The New Yorker Complete Magazine from February 20, 1978, featuring the iconic Rea Irvin cover is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage media. This magazine captures a slice of life from a significant year in the American literary and cultural landscape.
In great shape for its age, this magazine showcases not only excellent design but also compelling articles that reflect the humor and intellect of The New Yorker during the late 1970s. With no label present, the magazine remains true to its original charm, perfect for display or casual reading.
Here are some key features of this unique edition:
- Classic Artwork: The cover by Rea Irvin is a classic example of The New Yorker’s signature artistic style, making it a great conversation starter.
- Engaging Content: This magazine includes a variety of engaging pieces, from thought-provoking essays to entertaining features, showcasing the diverse voices of the era.
The contents of this magazine include:
THE TALK OF THE TOWN - 29
"THE APOLOGY" - Donald Barthelme 35
"ON THE EDGE OF THE CLIFF" - V. S. Pritchett 38
"SANTARÉM" (POEM) - Elizabeth Bishop 40
"SMALL WILD CRABS DELIGHTING ON BLACK SAND" (POEM) - James Wright 44
PROFILES (JOHNNY CARSON) - Kenneth Tynan 47
THE ART WORLD - Harold Rosenberg 99
THE THEATRE (OFF BROADWAY) - Edith Oliver 104
"WAVING" (POEM) - Dave Smith 106
U.S. JOURNAL: LOCKE, CALIF. - Calvin Trillin 107
MUSICAL EVENTS - Andrew Porter 114
THE CURRENT CINEMA - Pauline Kael 119
THE RACE TRACK - Audax Minor 122
DANCING - Arlene Croce 124
BOOKS
BRIEFLY NOTED - John Updike 133
Don't miss the chance to own this piece of literary history. Every item comes with a plastic protective covering for its preservation. Minor wear may be present on the edges, which can be seen in the detailed photographs provided.
Please view the images below, which showcase the condition and quality of the magazine:
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