John JFK Kennedy Jr George Magazine April 1997 DOG CHUNDO Cover

Description: Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 John JFK Kennedy Jr George Magazine April 1997 DOG CHUNDO Cover Free Shipping Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 This listing is for the April 1997 issue of GEORGE Magazine and has Chundo on the cover. This is the only issue of George Magazine that does NOT have any person on the cover. This issue is somewhat hard to find. George Magazine was founded in 1995, by Michael Berman, and the late John F. Kennedy, Jr. In July of 1999, Kennedy, his wife, and his sister-in-law, died in a plane he was piloting when it crashed on their way to a family wedding. The magazine continued to be published for about a year and a half after Kennedy's death in 1999. The magazine folded in early 2001. George was a glossy monthly magazine centered on the theme of politics-as-lifestyle. It's tagline was "Not Just Politics as Usual". It was published from 1995 to 2001. Each issue of George magazine has the magazines namesake, George Washington, hidden or not so hidden, on the cover. Every issue has very clever and unusual ads. Each issue has a different title/sub title/theme. THIS is the "CAN AMERICA BE SAVED" issue. Notable contributors to George Magazine: Chris Matthews Paul Begala George Clooney Ann Coulter Al D'Amato Al Franken Stephen Glass Norman Mailer Steve Miller W. Thomas Smith Jr. Jackie Stallone Naomi Wolf Rush Limbaugh ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ About this issue: April 1997 ~ Dog Chundo, a Weimaraner, on cover as George Washington, photographed by William Wegman. Wegman’s work—which includes photographs and video art, paintings, and drawings, two Guggenheim fellowships and one from the National Endowment for the Arts, segments on Sesame Street, Saturday Night Live, and David Letterman’s Late Night, and inclusion in the Walker Arts Center, The Whitney, the Smithsonian, and the Australian National Gallery, and most recently the newly released photography book William Wegman: Being Human—without mentioning Man Ray. These days there are other dogs, Flo and Topper, and a wife and adult children and a photography studio and accordant employees and collaborators, but Man Ray was the "UR-DOG" a steel colored Weimaraner with Brancusi curves and soft eyes and a certain mutability in front of the camera, who set the bar for all who followed— as your first real dog is wont to do, even when they’re not famous—and who, the artist deadpans, during a balmy mid-September studio visit, he probably should have named something else, out of respect for the seminal surrealist, who is now likely overshadowed by his canine namesake. In William Wegman’s circles, this is undoubtedly the case. Also Inside this issue: Hunter S Thompson, Scientology, General Schwarzkopf, Q and A with John Kennedy, Steven Spielberg. Rahm Emanuel.Good++ to very good collectible condition. Spine is intact and tight. No label, but there is residue from one. I ship at least 3 times a week, and I will upload a tracking number after I have been to the Post Office to ship. I personally take to the Post Office instead of waiting for them to pick up items. I am trying to close-out most of my listings and get off of eBay because they are getting outrageous, greedy in their expenditure costs.Carefully packaged and all buyers will remain anonymous to other eBay users.Please see photographs. The pictures provided both compliment and supplement the listing description, so please look at them very closely, because they are part of the description, and they are also the actual items that are being offered for sale. No international shipping. Payment via eBay. Please email any questions and check out my other listings. Thanks for looking

Price: 50 USD

Location: Saint Petersburg, Florida

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