Cover by Harry Brown

This rare vintage issue of The New Yorker from April 10, 1937, features an elegant cover by Harry Brown, an artist known for his striking and evocative illustrations that often captured the charm of urban life. Brown’s unique style brought a fresh and playful perspective to The New Yorker's iconic cover art during this period.

This issue is in very good condition, with minor wear on the edges, which is to be expected for a magazine of its age. Please see photos.

Finding a copy like this is becoming increasingly rare, with only a handful likely still in circulation, making it a valuable addition to any collection.

Contributors & Topics: James Thurber, William Maxwell, E.B. White, Douglas Welch, Jay Boyle, Reviews, Cartoons, Ads, more!

Number of Pages: 80

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