Description
Discover a brilliant piece of magazine history with the New Yorker, October 14, 1991. This full magazine featuring a captivating theme cover by the renowned Jean-Jacques Sempé offers not just reading material but also an artistic glimpse into the past. Sempé's unique style is instantly recognizable, making this a fantastic addition for collectors and fans of his work.
The magazine is in Very Good/Excellent condition, showcasing its enduring quality and appeal. It boasts the charm and wit that the New Yorker is known for, making it an essential item for both avid readers and casual enthusiasts alike. This edition captures the essence of its time, filled with engaging articles, illustrations, and insights that continue to resonate today.
You will appreciate that this magazine comes with a plastic protective covering, preserving its quality and ensuring that it stands the test of time. Whether you are looking to reminisce on the past or enhance your collection, this magazine is a remarkable find.
Here are some key features of the magazine:
- Iconic cover art by celebrated illustrator Jean-Jacques Sempé
- Includes a variety of thought-provoking articles and illustrations from the era
As an added bonus, this copy does not carry any labels or markings, making it perfect for display or gifting. It is ideal for framing or simply enjoying as you delve into its pages. The magazine is in overall great condition, making it a sought-after piece for collectors.
Overall, this New Yorker October 14, 1991 magazine is a must-have:
- Very Good/Excellent condition
- No Label/Newsstand
- Magazine is in overall great condition
- Comes with a plastic protective covering