The New Yorker Magazine, March 25 1950 Vol. 026 No. 5, Rea Irvin Cover, Vintage

The New Yorker Magazine, March 25 1950 Vol. 026 No. 5, Rea Irvin Cover, Vintage  #thenewyorker #culture #journalsim #artwork #midcenturyhistory #vintgagedecor   The New Yorker is a prestigious American magazine that blends humor, journalism and literary artistry, making it a unique and influential publication in the landscape of American media.  The March 25, 1950 issue is 112 pages of mid-century history and a unique portal into the post-war American zeitgeist. Mixing lighthearted slices of New York life with sharp fiction and mid-century consumer advertising. A frame-worthy front cover, Humans of Burden in Mexico, by American Illustrator Rea Irvin. An illustration with a humanistic perspective, a quiet empathy and sense of realism, addressing complex social issues.  Condition: •	Good Vintage Condition. Age-appropriate wear. Paper toning in accordance with the age. Pages are intact. Marks, Stains, Wear, Creasing, Aging. Staples showing degradation. Slight dog-earing and wear along edges. Front & back cover have a clean tear up to the staple. Center crease, back cover. Some inner pages have clean tear at the binding. Wear around the edges and minor paper loss might be present on some pages. About: •	The New Yorker Magazine Volume 026 No. 05 •	Issued: March 25, 1950 •	Genre: Journalism, Culture, Fiction, Humor •	Cover Art: Rea Irvin •	Language: English •	Publisher: The New Yorker Magazine, Inc. •	112 pages •	11.5 x 8.5 x .25, 8.9 oz. •	Printed in the USA