Description
The New Yorker Full Magazine – March 29, 1969 – Charles Saxon Cover (Good Condition)
This March 29, 1969 issue of The New Yorker features a witty and refined cover illustration by Charles Saxon, celebrated for his sharp, satirical depictions of contemporary society. This vintage issue captures The New Yorker’s signature blend of literary depth, cultural analysis, and understated humor—an essential hallmark of the magazine’s late-1960s era.
Condition
This item is in good condition with mild edge wear consistent with age. Please refer to the detailed photos for an accurate view of its condition. The exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. All of our magazines include a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Table of Contents
THE TALK OF THE TOWN 27
"YOUR HOROSCOPE" — Roger Angell 33
"THREE IS COMPANY" — Padma Perera 34
"CIRCLE OF STRUGGLE" (Poem) — Wm. Pitt Root 38
A REPORTER AT LARGE (THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS—II) — Edmund Wilson 45
THE THEATRE — Brendan Gill 99
OFF BROADWAY — Edith Oliver 99
THE CURRENT CINEMA — Penelope Gilliatt 106
THE ART WORLD — Harold Rosenberg 110
MUSICAL EVENTS — Winthrop Sargeant 122
ON AND OFF THE AVENUE (ABOUT THE HOUSE) — J. M. 126
THE RACE TRACK — Audax Minor 132
"YOU ARE NOW ENTERING THE HUMAN HEART" — Janet Frame 134
BOOKS — George Steiner 139
BRIEFLY NOTED 151
Cover Artist: Charles Saxon
Contributing Artists: Lee Lorenz, William Steig, Warren Miller, Robert Day, James Stevenson, F. B. Modell, Dana Fradon, Whitney Darrow Jr., Donald Reilly, Stan Hunt, George Price, William Hamilton, Richard Oldden, J. B. Handelsman, Boris Drucker
A classic and collectible issue showcasing The New Yorker’s enduring blend of art, intellect, and wit—ideal for fans of mid-century magazine design, illustration, and literary culture.