Painting the Little House
Type:Drawing
Year:1921
Size:13.00" x 9.00"
Medium:Pencil
Signed:Lower Right
Norman Rockwell ART FOR SALE
1894 New York City - 1978 Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Known for: Magazine illustration-genre, figure, portrait.
The following is by Mary Moline. She is the author of the Norman Rockwell Encyclopedia, the first chronological catalog of the artist's work, published in 1978 by The Curtis Publishing Company and... Read full biography
The following is by Mary Moline. She is the author of the Norman Rockwell Encyclopedia, the first chronological catalog of the artist's work, published in 1978 by The Curtis Publishing Company and author of six editions of the Norman Rockwell Collectibles Value Guide. Mr. Rockwell began his... Read full biography
The following is by Mary Moline. She is the author of the Norman Rockwell Encyclopedia, the first chronological catalog of the artist's work, published in 1978 by The Curtis Publishing Company and author of six editions of the Norman Rockwell Collectibles Value Guide. Mr. Rockwell began his illustrious career with immediate success when he painted Christmas cards, for his first commission, at age sixteen, and illustrated his first book one year later. Aglow with success, the determined young... Read full biography
The following is by Mary Moline. She is the author of the Norman Rockwell Encyclopedia, the first chronological catalog of the artist's work, published in 1978 by The Curtis Publishing Company and author of six editions of the Norman Rockwell Collectibles Value Guide. Mr. Rockwell began his illustrious career with immediate success when he painted Christmas cards, for his first commission, at age sixteen, and illustrated his first book one year later. Aglow with success, the determined young man signed his name in blood, swearing never to do advertising jobs. He kept that promise until his first known advertisement for H. J. Heinz Company, Pork'n Beans, appeared in the 1914 edition of the Boy Scout Handbook.The first advertisement by... Read full biography
The following is by Mary Moline. She is the author of the Norman Rockwell Encyclopedia, the first chronological catalog of the artist's work, published in 1978 by The Curtis Publishing Company and author of six editions of the Norman Rockwell Collectibles Value Guide. Mr. Rockwell began his illustrious career with immediate success when he painted Christmas cards, for his first commission, at age sixteen, and illustrated his first book one year later. Aglow with success, the determined young man signed his name in blood, swearing never to do advertising jobs. He kept that promise until his first known advertisement for H. J. Heinz Company, Pork'n Beans, appeared in the 1914 edition of the Boy Scout Handbook.The first advertisement by Norman Rockwell to appear in The Saturday Evening Post was January 13, 1917. His first Post cover was published on... Read full biography
Norman Rockwell - Art for Sale (13 available)
Young Love- Walking to School
Type:Painting
Year:1949
Size:23.25" x 21.50"
Medium:Watercolor
Signed:Lower Right
Notes:
This artwork sold for $183,000 at the Skinner American & European Works of Art auction in Boston on February 7, 2014.
Santa on Train, Original cover for The Saturday Evening Post
Type:Illustration
Year:1940
Size:38.00" x 30.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Signed
Notes:
Original Cover Illustration for The Saturday Evening Post, published December 28, 1940
"Rocket Ship"
Type:Print
Year:1971
Size:25.50" x 19.75"
Medium:Lithograph
Signed:Lower Right
Edition:200/200
Notes:
Norman Percevel Rockwell (American, 1894-1978). 1971, lithograph on Arches paper, ed. 200/200, publisher Circle Gallery blind stamp ll, signed in pencil "Norman Rockwell" lr, 25 1/2 x 19 3/4 in., unframed. Estimate: $400 - $600, lot #1154 for sale 11/16/19
A Born Financier
Type:Drawing
Year:1914
Size:12.00" x 7.50"
Medium:Ink
Signed:Unavailable
Notes:
Annotated lower right "Compliments of Norman 1914"
New
Dust of Snow
Type:Drawing
Size:11.50" x 11.50"
Medium:Pencil
Signed:Signed
Notes:
This original drawing by Norman Rockwell was used for the Franklin Mint series. There is a silver coin that will come with the original drawing.
Knight Looking Through Glass, Original Cover for The Saturday Evening Post
Type:Illustration
Year:1930
Size:44.25" x 34.25"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Signed
Notes:
Original cover for The Saturday Evening Post, published December 6, 1930
The Pharmacist
Type:Painting
Size:10.50" x 9.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Signed Initials
Notes:
Original Norman Rockwell Oil Study on Photographic Paper Laid on Board. Contact the gallery at 661 476-7558 or email info@jwatsonfineart.com to add this Norman Rockwell oil study to your art collection.
Yes Sir! That's Hill's Brothers Coffee
Type:Illustration
Year:1929
Size:22.25" x 31.13"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Signed
Notes:
This illustration was created for the Hills Brothers Coffee company in 1929 and was used on promotional products as well as coffee cans in the years thereafter.
The Ticket Seller - Study
Type:Drawing
Year:1937
Size:27.75" x 21.25"
Medium:Charcoal
Signed:Unsigned
Notes:
Study for the cover of the April 25, 1937 "Saturday Evening Post"
Doctor Examining Sick Doll for Little Girl
Type:Drawing
Size:11.00" x 11.00"
Medium:Pencil
Signed:Signed
Notes:
This charming original drawing by Norman Rockwell was used for an ingot by The Franklin Mint. It is available from J Watson Fine Art. Contact the gallery at 661 476-7558 or email info@jwatsonfineart.com for more information.
The Gossips (Vignette I)
Type:Painting
Size:9.00" x 12.00"
Medium:Oil
Signed:Inscribed
Notes:
This painting sold for $56,287.50 at the Skinner American & European Works of Art auction in Boston on May 18, 2012. Skinner is looking for works by this artist. Call 508.970.3206
The Pharmacist
Type:Drawing
Size:16.50" x 19.50"
Medium:Conte Crayon
Signed:Unsigned
Notes:
Recently professionally restored. Laid into matte; framed. Study for the cover of The Saturday Evening Post, March 18, 1939, featuring one of his favorite models, James K. Van Brunt. Conte crayon on brown paper archivally mounted to 19 1/2x22-inch board. Unsigned