The New Yorker Magazine, March 15 1958, Vol. 034 No. 4, Birnbaum Cover, Vintage

The New Yorker Magazine, March 15 1958, Vol. 034 No. 4, Birnbaum Cover, Vintage  #thenewyorker #culture #journalsim #artwork #midcenturyhistory #vintgagedecor #stpatricksday #irishdancers #birnbaum #alaska  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 15, 1958 issue is 156 pages of mid-century history and a unique portal into the American zeitgeist. Mixing lighthearted slices of New York life with sharp fiction and mid-century consumer advertising. A frame-worthy front cover by American illustrator and cartoonist Abe Birnbaum, depicting girls performing an Irish step dance in celebration of St. Patrick's Day.  Condition: •	Good Vintage Condition. Age-appropriate wear. Paper toning in accordance with the publication's age. Pages are intact. Marks, Stains, Wear, Creasing, Aging. Slight dog-earing and wear along corners and edges. Binding shows wear, some tears. Cove has small tears. Minor paper loss might be present on some pages About: •	The New Yorker Magazine Volume 034 No. 04 •	Issued: March 15, 1958 •	Genre: Journalism, Culture, Fiction, Humor •	Cover Art: Abe Birnbaum •	Language: English •	Publisher: The New Yorker Magazine, Inc. •	156 pages •	11.5 x 8.5 •	Printed in the USA