The New Yorker Magazine November 1 1993 Charles Burns Witch Halloween Cover
The New Yorker
17.00 $
Description
The New Yorker Magazine from November 1, 1993, features a striking Halloween-themed cover illustration by Charles Burns. The artwork depicts a green-skinned witch stirring a bubbling cauldron filled with dairy products like butter, heavy cream, and vitamin milk, accompanied by a black cat. This vintage issue captures the unique literary and artistic spirit of the early 90s. The back cover showcases a classic full-page advertisement for the 1994 Toyota 4Runner. Note that there is a significant mailing label tear/residue on the bottom left of the front cover as shown in the images.
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