Description
The New Yorker Full Magazine – September 6, 1976 – James Stevenson Cover (Good Condition)
This September 6, 1976 issue of The New Yorker features a delightful cover illustration by James Stevenson, one of the magazine’s most beloved artists known for his whimsical yet insightful depictions of everyday life. This vintage edition reflects The New Yorker’s signature blend of literary excellence, cultural commentary, and visual charm from the mid-1970s.
Condition
This item is in good condition with minor edge wear consistent with its age. Please refer to the photos for an accurate view of its condition. The exact magazine shown 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 19
"FISH AND HOW TO CAPTURE THEM" — Paul W. Wales 24
"I EXPAND MY HORIZONS" — George W. S. Trow 26
"PARTIAL MAGIC" — Henry Bromell 28
"ON ADDY ROAD" (Poem) — May Swenson 30
A REPORTER AT LARGE (SPACE STATION—II) — Henry S. F. Cooper, Jr. 34
"ESSAY ON LOVE" (Poem) — Hayden Carruth 36
THE CURRENT CINEMA — Penelope Gilliatt 71
OUR LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS (JUDGE BRUCE MCMARION WRIGHT) — Fred C. Shapiro 76
THE RACE TRACK — Audax Minor 87
BOOKS — Robert Coles 88
BRIEFLY NOTED 92
Cover Artist: James Stevenson
Contributing Artists: George Price, John Norment, Charles Addams, Dana Fradon, Lee Lorenz, Barney Tobey, William Hamilton, Al Ross, Warren Miller, Bill Woodman, Tom Funk, Stan Hunt, Joseph Farris, Everett Opie, Whitney Darrow Jr., Jack Ziegler, Henry Martin, James Mulligan, Edward Koren, John Corcoran, Charles Barsotti, Ed Arno
A classic issue showcasing The New Yorker’s trademark mix of wit, intelligence, and artistry—an ideal addition for collectors and admirers of vintage magazine illustration and mid-century editorial writing.