Shuffleton's Barbershop - Framed Offset Print - 17x18 Socks

Shuffleton's Barbershop - Framed Offset Print - 17x18 SocksNorman Rockwell's Shuffleton's Barbershop, Saturday Evening Post cover April 29, 1950. "Working from photographs has many advantages There were details, accidents of light, which I'd missed when I'd been able to make only quick sketches of a setting. For example in Rob Shuffleton's barbershop in East Arlington, Vermont: where Rob hung his combs, his rusty old clippers, the way the light fell across the magazine rack, his moth eaten push broom leaning

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Saturday Evening Post cover June 11

Every few weeks his neighbors began appearing as subjects on such Post covers as The Gossips

This limited edition single color offset print entitled Norman Rockwell Visits a Country School/The Schoolhouse Building measures 14" x 30" inches and is hand signed by Norman Rockwell in pencil at the bottom

A delightful gift book celebrating the important role of man's best friend in the life and work of America's greatest illustrator

Newbery Award-winning Doctor De Soto (1982)

In May 1943

his work is also featured in the permanent collections of other noted museums including Eric Carle Museum of Picturebook Art

Happy Skiers on a Train

Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) Young Lincoln

But Rockwell wanted to do more for the war effort and decided he would illustrate Roosevelt's four freedoms