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The New Yorker Full Magazine – March 27, 1971 (Saul Steinberg Cover, Good Condition)
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This original March 27, 1971 issue of The New Yorker features a cover illustration by Saul Steinberg, the world-renowned artist whose imaginative line drawings and intellectual humor became synonymous with The New Yorker’s visual identity. Steinberg’s art graced many of the magazine’s most memorable covers, blending whimsy with sharp social commentary.
The issue includes a rich collection of essays, fiction, poetry, and commentary from some of the magazine’s most celebrated contributors, including E. B. White, John McPhee, and Pauline Kael.
Table of Contents:
THE TALK OF THE TOWN – p. 29
Letter from the East – E. B. White – p. 35
“A Secret Gratitude” (Poem) – James Wright – p. 38
“Juan Muraña” – Jorge Luis Borges – p. 40
Profiles (Charles Fraser and David Brower) – John McPhee – p. 42
The Theatre – Brendan Gill – p. 83
Off Broadway – Edith Oliver – p. 83
U.S. Journal: Dorchester County, S.C. – Calvin Trillin – p. 86
Musical Events – Winthrop Sargeant – p. 93
Letter from Paris – Genêt – p. 95
“Networks” (Poem) – George Amabile – p. 97
The Current Cinema – Pauline Kael – p. 99
On and Off the Avenue (This and That) – M.M. – p. 104
The Sporting Scene (Hockey) – Herbert Warren Wind – p. 107
The Art World – Harold Rosenberg – p. 117
Letter from Washington – Richard H. Rovere – p. 123
Books (Briefly Noted) – p. 132
Cover: Saul Steinberg
Drawings by: Alan Dunn, William Steig, James Stevenson, George Booth, Lee Lorenz, Frank Modell, Ed Fisher, Stan Hunt, Robert Weber, Whitney Darrow Jr., Edward Koren, Warren Miller, Barney Tobey, Dana Fradon, Edward Frascino, Mort Gerberg
A distinctive collectible for The New Yorker enthusiasts and admirers of Saul Steinberg’s witty and surreal art, this issue embodies the magazine’s elegant mix of literary excellence, insightful journalism, and visual sophistication that defined its golden era.