40 best magazine covers
Good morning everyone! As the American Association of Magazine Publishers assures us, the most decadent time for the advertising design of the magazine cover was the 1980s. Recently, this society conducted a large survey, trying to figure out the "golden age" of magazine covers. As it turned out, the heyday of the best magazine covers became the sixties of the last century. In the rating of the best covers of the planet were immediately 11 works of that period. I propose to get acquainted with them and other best magazine covers for the last forty years.


40. National Geographic, October 1978
Photo of a gorilla with a camera.

39. Glamor, August 1968
The first photo of a black girl on the cover of the national magazine for women.

38. Fast Company, August / September 1997
Logo of the company You.

37. Details, February 1989
Photo of pop singer, actress and songwriter Cyndi Lauper.

36. People on September 15, 1997
Black and white photo of Princess Diana (Diana, Princess of Wales).

35. New York, June 8, 1970
"Freedom for Leonard Bernstein!" (Note: American composer, pianist and conductor)

34. Wired, June 1997
The image of a multi-colored apple - the Apple logo - in a barbed wire and with the inscription: "Pray."

33. Newsweek, 30 July 1973
Photo, dedicated to the Watergate scandal.

32. Vogue, May 24, 2004
Picture of actress Nicole Kidman (Nicole Kidman), standing with her back to the viewer in a luxurious dress.

31. Newsweek, November 20, 2000
Collage dedicated to elections in the US: one part of the person, right, belongs to Bush, the second part, left, - Mountain.

30. Fortune, 1 October 2001
Photo of a man covered with ashes, after attacks by terrorists in New York on September 11.

29. Playboy, October 1971
A black model posing on a chair with a back in the form of a magazine symbol - the head of a rabbit.

28. Life, April 16, 1965
Black and white photo, dedicated to the war in Vietnam.

27. Entertainment Weekly, 2 May 2003
A photo of the naked members of the Dixie Chicks.

26. People, 4 March 1974
Photo of American actress Mia Farrow (Mia Farrow), biting pearl beads.

25. Time, September 14, 2001
A photograph of the twin towers at the time of the terrorist attack.

24. Interview, December 1972
Andy Warhol (Andy Warhol), photographing the model Grace Jones (Grace Jones) for the Christmas edition.

23. The Nation, November 13, 2000
A cartoon of George Bush.

22. George, October / November 1995
Cindy Crawford (Cindy Crawford), dressed in the costume of George Washington (George Washington).

21. Life, November 26, 1965
A photograph of a Vietcong prisoner with his eyes and mouth covered with sticky tape.

20. Blue, October 1997
Photo of a diving sportsman.

19. Esquire, December 2000
Photo of smiling Bill Clinton.

18. ESPN, June 29, 1998
A photograph of Michael Jordan jumping in front of a white background.

17. Time, 21 June 1968
A drawing of a hand with a gun and an inscription: "Weapons in America."

16. The Economist, 10-16 September 1994
A photograph of two camels caught in sexual intercourse, and the inscription: "Problems with the merger."

15. Harper's Bazaar, April 1965
The face of the model looking through the circle, cut out in a sheet of pink cardboard.

14. The New Yorker, December 10, 2001
The ironic map of "Yorkistan" with the names of areas of New York in the Middle East style.

13. Life, 1969
Issue on the landing of Americans on the Moon.

12. Time, April 8, 1966
Cover with the inscription: "God is dead?"

11. Life, April 30, 1965
Image of a human fetus in a fetal bladder.

10. National Geographic, June 1985
Photo of an Afghan refugee girl.

9. Harper's Bazaar, September 1992
Linda Evangelista's model Linda Evangelista, with the inscription: "Enter the era of elegance".

8. Esquire, October 1966
A black cover with the inscription: "Oh my God, we got into a little girl".

7. National Lampoon, January 1973
An image of a dog with a gun pointed to her temple and the inscription: "If you do not buy this magazine, we'll kill this dog."

6. The New Yorker, September 24, 2001
Black cover, embodying the tragedy of September 11.

5. Esquire, May 1969
Image Andy Warhol (Andy Warhol), sinking in a pot of tomato soup Campbell.

4. The New Yorker, March 29, 1976
Picture of Saul Steinberg (Saul Steinberg), depicting New York.

3. Esquire, April 1968
Photo of Mohammed Ali (Muhammad Ali), pierced by arrows - in the manner of the canonical plot with Saint Sebastian.

2. Vanity Fair, August 1991
Photo of the pregnant Demi Moore (Demi Moore).

1. Rolling Stone, January 22, 1981
A photo of a nude John Lennon hugging dressed Yoko Ono.
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