Over the course of its eighty-seven years, The New Yorker has had many Olympics-inspired covers. This slide show has some highlights. The images comment not so much on the Games themselves, but often on where they were held.
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Things were fairly quiet on the global scene in 1932, when the Games were held in Los Angeles. That year, our cover, fittingly, wasn’t so much nationalistic, but internationalistic. By Constantin Alajalov.
