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The New Yorker Full Magazine September 2, 1972 Charles Saxon Cover
This complete vintage issue of The New Yorker, dated September 2, 1972, features a refined and humorous cover illustration by Charles Saxon, whose sophisticated depictions of upper-middle-class life became a defining element of the magazine’s visual identity. This issue showcases The New Yorker’s trademark balance of literature, reportage, and art, with contributions from Gilbert Rogin, Andre Dubus, Calvin Trillin, and Winthrop Sargeant.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE TALK OF THE TOWN – 17
“FACING REALITY” – Gilbert Rogin – 23
“TIDE AT GLOUCESTER” (Poem) – Jean Garrigue – 24
“AN AFTERNOON WITH THE OLD MAN” – Andre Dubus – 27
PROFILES (Marilyn Horne) – Winthrop Sargeant – 31
“BUSINESS HOURS” (Poem) – Keith Waldrop – 32
THE CURRENT CINEMA – Penelope Gilliatt – 46
U.S. JOURNAL: American Colony, Guadalajara – Calvin Trillin – 50
THE RACE TRACK – Audax Minor – 55
LETTER FROM MIAMI BEACH – Richard H. Rovere – 56
“VISION AND TRANSFORMATION” (Poem) – Robert Dana – 62
MUSICAL EVENTS (Rock, etc.) – Ellen Willis – 65
BOOKS – Naomi Bliven – 68
BRIEFLY NOTED – 71
Cover: Charles Saxon
Drawings: Alan Dunn, Donald Reilly, Lee Lorenz, Barney Tobey, Joseph Farris, Charles Barsotti, Dana Fradon, Richard McCallister, Syd Hoff, Robert Weber, Ed Fisher, Frank Modell, Stan Hunt, Charles E. Martin, George Booth.