A complete issue of The New Yorker, August 26, 1944, featuring a vibrant summer scene cover by celebrated American artist and illustrator William Henry Cotton (1880–1958) — a beloved New Yorker contributor also known for his caricatures in Vanity Fair and his theatrical murals in New York City. Published during the height of World War II, this is a historically significant issue brimming with period journalism, cartoons, and advertising. Publication: The New Yorker Date: August 26, 1944 Cover Artist: William Henry Cotton (1880–1958) Era: World War II Condition: Good vintage condition — some wear consistent with age Complete: Full magazine intact
