Description
The New Yorker Full Magazine – October 2, 1971 – Pierre Le-Tan Cover (Good Condition)
This October 2, 1971 issue of The New Yorker features a refined and atmospheric cover illustration by Pierre Le-Tan, whose delicate linework and muted tones perfectly capture the magazine’s sophisticated aesthetic. This vintage issue represents The New Yorker’s continued excellence in literature, art, and cultural commentary during the early 1970s.
Condition
This item is in good condition with light wear consistent with age. Please review the detailed photos for an accurate representation of its condition. The exact magazine shown 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 29
"U.S. STILL ON TOP, SAYS REST OF WORLD" — Garrison Keillor 35
"AS WE HAVE LEARNT FROM FREUD, THERE ARE NO JOKES" — Penelope Gilliatt 36
"OCTOBER GHOSTS" (Poem) — James Wright 40
A REPORTER AT LARGE (ECOLOGY—II) — Barry Commoner 44
"PERSON TO PERSON" (Poem) — William H. Matchett 46
THE CURRENT CINEMA — Pauline Kael 93
THE SPORTING SCENE (TENNIS) — Herbert Warren Wind 98
"TRYING TO REMEMBER A TOWN" (Poem) — William Stafford 116
MUSICAL EVENTS — Winthrop Sargeant 119
FOOTBALL — J. W. L. 122
THE RACE TRACK — Audax Minor 125
BOOKS — L. E. Sissman 126
BRIEFLY NOTED 130
Cover Artist: Pierre Le-Tan
Contributing Artists: Charles Saxon, Dana Fradon, Edward Koren, Alan Dunn, Lee Lorenz, Barney Tobey, Richard McCallister, Stan Hunt, William Hamilton, J. B. Handelsman, William Steig, James Stevenson, Edward Frascino, Charles Addams, Warren Miller, Charles Barsotti, Mischa Richter
A striking and collectible issue showcasing The New Yorker’s enduring blend of art, humor, and intellect—perfect for vintage magazine collectors and admirers of Pierre Le-Tan’s elegant illustrative style.