A prized complete issue of The New Yorker, November 2, 1946, featuring a vivid Election Day street scene cover by the celebrated Hungarian-American artist Ilonka Karasz — one of the most prolific and beloved New Yorker cover artists of the 20th century, who created 186 covers for the magazine between 1924 and 1973. The cover depicts a lively small-town American Election Day scene with campaign banners, American flags, and neighborhood activity in Karasz's distinctive colorful style. Articles include WW2 content and ads. Publication: The New Yorker Date: November 2, 1946 Cover Artist: Ilonka Karasz Subject: Election Day street scene Condition: Good vintage condition with signs of wear typical for age Complete: Full magazine intact
