THE LAST OF THE 70s TIME COVERS

August 23, 1976
Jack Davis

September 6, 1976
Charles Saxon

November 8, 1976
the next three are Jack Davis

December 20, 1976

January 10, 1977

Quick poll: How many (outside the U.K.) heard of News of the World before two weeks ago?
January 17, 1977
Mort Drucker

June 6, 1977
David Levine

August 8, 1977
Edward Sorel

April 10, 1978
Charles Saxon

April 17, 1978
Saul Steinberg

December 17,1979
Gary Panter

December 24, 1979
Edward Sorel

February 18, 1980
Seymour Chwast

April 28, 1980
Edward Sorel

August 14, 1980
David Levine

December 1, 1980
Edward Sorel

TIME covers IV

December 9, 1974
Jack Davis

January 27, 1975
next two by Mort Drucker

August 25, 1975

October 20, 1975
back to Jack Davis

November 17, 1975

March 8, 1976

April 26, 1976

May 17, 1976

July 17, 1976
Mort Drucker

TIME covers 3

Continuing again with TIME covers done by cartoonists. I can't get better versions of these scans but here's what I've been able to find.

All by Jack Davis, except for one.

Someone at TIME must have been a fan of MAD.

June 18, 1973

August 27,1973

September 10, 1973
by Mort Drucker

October 8,1973

February 18, 1974

April 1, 1974

July 1, 1974

September 9, 1974

October 14, 1974

TIME covers 2

Again, I apologize in advance that the scans are so small.

February 21, 1969

Ronald Searle

August 15, 1969
Pat Oliphant

Nixon had just taken office as President.

October 3, 1969. I hadn't heard of him either.
Edward Sorel

October 26, 1970
Mort Drucker

July 26, 1971
Earl Haggelund

August 16,1971
Mort Drucker again.

these last four are by Jack Davis
October 16,1972

January 29, 1973

April 9, 1973

April 30, 1973

TIME, 1 of 5

I was at a newsstand recently, and not a single general interest magazine except The New Yorker had an illustration on the cover. I can understand them cutting down on size to save money, but, must they all have photographs? Many teachers I had in art school blamed the dearth of illustration on Spy with its graphics, but they still had a number of illustrations. Even newspapers like The Village Voice have stopped paying some of their contributors.

At one time Time would frequently have a drawing instead of a photograph.

These are scans rather than magazines I own. This is why I couldn't get them bigger and the borders are blurry. I wish I could.

Okay this first one doesn't count, since it's for a story specifically about comics.

April 9, 1965

May 14, 1965
by Saul Steinberg

April 4, 1967
by Paul Conrad

September 22,1967
by Gerald Scarfe

November 3,1967
these next three are by David Levine

January 5,1968

March 8, 1968

again, these next two are Gerald Scarfe.

June 26, 1968

October 11, 1968

Since these are all in chronological order, On Monday I'll be getting to Jack Davis, who did the majority of them.