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1959-07 Esquire Magazine Contents

1959/07 — ITEM DESCRIPTION: Contents as taken from the index page of this issue are as follows:
ARTICLES:

  • “The Future of the Republican Party” by Senator Jacob Javits
  • New Directions in Auto Design (All From Italy) by D.M. Bartley
  • “Last Great Air Battle” by Peter Maas
  • “The Mass Leisure Class” by Paul Goodman
  • “The Swimming Pool Problem” by M.J. Arlen
  • “Oh My Gosh! It’s Frothingslosh” by Joseph Kaselow

    • PERSONALITIES:

  • Portrait of a Paradox, or How to be Nice Though President” by Martin Mayer
  • “World’s Most Powerful Musician” by Joseph Wechsberg about Herbert von Karajan

    • FICTION:

  • “The Venus Clock” by Ira Wallach
  • “Wake Up, Stupid” by Mark Harris

    • PORTFOLIO:

  • “Summer Girl” — Photographed by Bert Stern

    PICTURED ESSAYS:

  • “London By Helicopter” — Photographed by Louis Renault
  • A Visual Analysis of the Characters from Hamlet” — Sketches by Ben Shahn

    • Other Features Include:

  • Several articles in the “Wearables” section, plus Travel, Potables, regular Departments and Briefs