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The New Yorker Full Magazine July 22, 1972 Saul Steinberg Cover
This complete vintage issue of The New Yorker, dated July 22, 1972, features an iconic cover illustration by Saul Steinberg, whose distinctive surrealist style became synonymous with the magazine’s visual identity. A superb example of The New Yorker’s mix of literature, reportage, and art, this issue includes works by Edna O’Brien, Max Frisch, and Frances FitzGerald, as well as insightful commentary by Winthrop Sargeant and Mollie Panter-Downes.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE TALK OF THE TOWN – 19
“MA” – Edna O’Brien – 24
“SONNET WITH A DIFFERENT LETTER AT THE END OF EVERY LINE” (Poem) – George Starbuck – 26
“STUDY OF A DISASTER” – Max Frisch – 28
PROFILES (Giuseppe Cipriani) – Winthrop Sargeant – 34
“AWAY” (Poem) – Mark Strand – 36
MUSICAL EVENTS (Jazz) – Whitney Balliett – 40
LETTER FROM LONDON – Mollie Panter-Downes – 47
THE RACE TRACK – Audax Minor – 49
THE CURRENT CINEMA – Penelope Gilliatt – 50
ANNALS OF WAR (Vietnam—IV) – Frances FitzGerald – 53
LETTER FROM MIAMI BEACH – Richard H. Rovere – 71
BOOKS (Briefly Noted) – 78
Cover: Saul Steinberg
Drawings: Donald Reilly, J. B. Handelsman, Dana Fradon, James Stevenson, Joseph Mirachi, Alan Dunn, Richard McCallister, Syd Hoff, Mischa Richter, William Steig, William Hamilton, Lee Lorenz, Ed Fisher, Barney Tobey, Charles Saxon, Charles Barsotti, Charles Sauers, Herbert Goldberg.