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Choose any print from this section, beautifully framed in Solid Oak as shown in the image to the right.
PLEASE NOTE: All the prints listed below are also available matted and framed in 16"x20" for $67. and some in a 22"x28" for $92, if available under options. Prints with an * are also available in 16" x 20" size. Print only $25, Framed in Solid Oak $55 |
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Sunset
* - Post Cover 4/24/26, Rockwell's courting couple captures the
essence of innocent romance.  |
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Bottom of the Sixth -
Post
Cover 4/23/49, Shows Ebbet's Field, Brooklyn, original is located in the
Baseball Hall of Fame. |
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Spring Flowers * -
McCall's illustration 5/19/69, A tribute to wife, Molly, and her potting
shed. |
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Pride of Parenthood - 1958
Brown and Bigelow Four Seasons Calendar. |
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Surprise * -
Post cover 3/17/56, A tribute to Rockwell's favorite 8th grade teacher,
Miss Smith. |
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Missed *- 1951 Brown and
Bigelow Four Seasons Calendar. |
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Downhill Daring
- 1949 Brown and Bigelow Four Seasons Calendar. |
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Making Friends - Post
cover 9/28/29, Features Rockwell's dog Raleigh. |
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Marriage License
* - Post
cover 6/11/55, Rockwell asked an engaged couple to pose for this
illustration. |
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The Shiner *
- Post
cover 4/23/53, For realism, Rockwell advertised for a model with a real
black eye. |
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Outward Bound
* - Ladies Home Journal. Instead of concentrating on
character, he concentrates on nature. |
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Choosing Up *- 1951
Brown and Bigelow Four Seasons Calendar. |
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Flying High -
1949 Brown and Bigelow Four Seasons Calendar. |
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Dr. and Doll *
- Post cover 3/9/29, A brilliant combination of artistry and
storytelling in what may be Rockwell's best cover. |
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Girl in the Mirror
- Post cover 2/6/51, Rockwell portrays the end of childhood and the
beginning of adolescent womanhood. |
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Mysterious Malady - 1958
Brown and Bigelow Four Seasons Calendar. |
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Adventure Between Adventures
- 1958 Brown and Bigelow Four Seasons Calendar. |
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Before the Shot *
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cover 3/15/58, Rockwell tries to convey a sense of the fragility of being
young. |
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Dugout - Post
cover 9/4/48, The original is currently in the Brooklyn Museum, all models
are actual Chicago Cubs players. |
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Triple Self Portrait
* - Post
cover 2/13/60, Rockwell is the post modernist here showing himself as he is
and how he would like to be. |
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The Runaway –
Post cover 9/20/58, Rockwell uses a neighbor who was a Massachusetts |
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Do Unto Others * -
Post cover 4/1/61, Rockwell came up with this cover to be serious and
show concern with the world situation. |
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The Artists Daughter  |
Barefoot Boy |
First Day of School |
First of the Month |
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Music Lesson |
My Neighbors and Myself |
Reading Hour |
Settling an Argument |
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Stay at Home |
Song of Bernadette |
Cards |
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-Mrs. O'Leary's Cow Regarding this 1946 calendar illustration titled Mrs. O'Learys Cow Norman Rockwell wrote, "Turned out to be my worst failure, not that it was a bad painting, but who wants to look at the rear end of a cow for 12 months!". This beautiful image is available in a 16x20 single, hand cut, beveled mat. |
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Having reached this far on our Prints I link, we know you enjoy Rockwell's work.
The prints listed above are his most
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