A February 1972 issue of Nova magazine, featuring a cover by Hans Feurer.
Published during the magazine’s most influential period, Nova operated at the intersection of fashion, photography, and cultural commentary. This issue brings together fashion editorials by Harri Peccinotti, photographic work by Susie Hacker, and a series of illustrations by Feurer, including his reinterpretations of Vargas imagery.
Alongside its visual content, the issue includes editorial features engaging with shifting social dynamics, situating it within the broader discourse of the early 1970s. Period advertisements further anchor the publication in its time.
Part of a series of now-recognized covers from 1972, the issue reflects Nova’s role in shaping the visual and editorial language of the decade.
Nova magazine, february 1972
150 USD
A February 1972 issue of Nova magazine, featuring a cover by Hans Feurer.
Published during the magazine’s most influential period, Nova operated at the intersection of fashion, photography, and cultural commentary. This issue brings together fashion editorials by Harri Peccinotti, photographic work by Susie Hacker, and a series of illustrations by Feurer, including his reinterpretations of Vargas imagery.
Alongside its visual content, the issue includes editorial features engaging with shifting social dynamics, situating it within the broader discourse of the early 1970s. Period advertisements further anchor the publication in its time.
Part of a series of now-recognized covers from 1972, the issue reflects Nova’s role in shaping the visual and editorial language of the decade.
Nova Magazine, February 1972 Cover by Hans Feurer. Published by IPC Magazines. Illustrated. Folio format.
NOVA
The 1970s was an era of excitement and change, a decade of restless invention and cultural velocity, during which there was an explosion of musical forms, film genres, and fashion trends that spanned cultures and continents, from New York to Paris, Marrakech to Melbourne; a time when influence began traveling faster and style became a shared global language, culminating in what we now call the Super Seventies.
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