MAGAZYN POLSKI Year XXIV. No. 1-12 1980 - magazine of interesting reprints [covers drawn by LECH ZAHORSKI].

Warsaw, RSW "Prasa-Książka-Ruch", 6 issues x 128 pages, 6 issues x 96 pages, dimensions 14 x 20, booklet binding. Slight soiling to covers, 1 piece with small loss to spine, dusty edges. Crosswords partially inscribed. Complete yearbook of the Polish Magazine unframed - rare.

MAGAZYN POLSKI, is a monthly socio-cultural magazine, published from 1957 to 1990, which published columns, articles, trivia and information from the world of art, culture, fashion: most often reprints from domestic magazines and newspapers and translations from foreign press, unavailable in communist Poland. The covers of all issues of each yearbook were always linked by a leitmotif: satirical drawings by LECH ZAHORSKI on a strictly defined theme. The style, content and pocket format of the magazine caused it to be considered the Polish equivalent of "Reader's Digest," better in intellectual level than the American magazine.