Description
The New Yorker Full Magazine – June 2, 1975 (James Stevenson Cover, VG Condition)
This vintage issue of The New Yorker magazine, dated June 2, 1975, features a delightful and expressive cover illustration by James Stevenson, one of the magazine’s most prolific and beloved artists known for his sharp humor and human warmth. The magazine is in very good condition, with minor wear on the edges consistent with its age. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive.
This copy remains in great shape for its age and has been carefully preserved. Please see detailed photos for a full condition review.
We offer combined shipping upon request, and each magazine is shipped with a plastic protective covering to ensure proper handling and long-term preservation.
Table of Contents
THE TALK OF THE TOWN – 29
"The Frost Is on the Noggin" – S. J. Perelman – 34
"The First Year of My Life" – Muriel Spark – 37
"Four Poems" – Pablo Neruda – 40
Reflections (The Nixon Years—I) – Jonathan Schell – 42
The Theatre (Off Broadway) – Edith Oliver – 84
Musical Events – Andrew Porter – 86
The Current Cinema – Penelope Gilliatt – 90
Dancing – Arlene Croce – 94
U.S. Journal: Seattle – Calvin Trillin – 101
Books – Robert Coles – 107
Briefly Noted – 109
Cover: James Stevenson
Drawings by: George Price, William Steig, Warren Miller, Niculae Asciu, Mischa Richter, David Christianson, Henry Martin, Barney Tobey, Edward Frascino, Everett Opie, James Mulligan, Jack Ziegler, Lee Lorenz, Whitney Darrow Jr., Charles Saxon, Robert Weber, Arnie Levin, James Stevenson, Stan Hunt
This issue exemplifies The New Yorker’s celebrated fusion of literature, art, and social commentary. With works by S. J. Perelman, Muriel Spark, Pablo Neruda, and Jonathan Schell, it captures the magazine’s intellectual depth and artistic excellence, making it a remarkable collectible from the mid-1970s era.