Description
The New Yorker Full Magazine – March 7, 1970 – Saul Steinberg Cover (Good Condition)
This March 7, 1970 issue of The New Yorker features an imaginative and witty cover illustration by Saul Steinberg, whose surreal and intellectual art became a defining part of the magazine’s identity. A perfect reflection of The New Yorker’s golden era, this issue offers an elegant mix of literature, culture, and commentary through the work of some of the twentieth century’s most influential writers and artists.
Condition
This item is in good condition with minor edge wear consistent with age. Please review the detailed photos for a full view of its condition. The exact magazine pictured is the one you will receive. All of our magazines are shipped with a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Table of Contents
THE TALK OF THE TOWN 29
"SENTENCE" — Donald Barthelme 34
"GRAND TOUR DE SAIGON" (Poem) — Herbert Krohn 36
"DR. BEEBER" — Isaac Bashevis Singer 38
"THE NORTH SEA" (Poem) — Howard Moss 40
PROFILES (BERTRAM A. POWERS) — Geoffrey T. Hellman 43
THE THEATRE — Brendan Gill 83
OFF BROADWAY — Edith Oliver 83
LETTER FROM PARIS — Genêt 86
THE CURRENT CINEMA — Pauline Kael 92
THE RACE TRACK — Audax Minor 101
MUSICAL EVENTS — Winthrop Sargeant 107
JAZZ — Whitney Balliett 110
"WINTER" (Poem) — Samuel Menashe 115
BOOKS — Nat Hentoff 116
BRIEFLY NOTED 120
Cover Artist: Saul Steinberg
Contributing Artists: William Steig, Alan Dunn, Warren Miller, Lee Lorenz, George Booth, Carl Rose, Richard McCallister, Syd Hoff, Charles Saxon, Richard Oldden, J. B. Handelsman, Whitney Darrow Jr., Ed Fisher
A visually striking and highly collectible issue featuring Saul Steinberg’s iconic artwork and The New Yorker’s signature editorial excellence—an ideal addition for art enthusiasts, literary collectors, and fans of twentieth-century magazine history.