This lot features two framed vintage advertisements illustrated by Norman Rockwell. The first is a 1950s advertisement for Sears, Roebuck and Co., titled "It's first to Sears and then to school," depicting a mother adjusting her son's tie while a dog and other family members look on. The second is a 1959 advertisement for Lincoln, featuring a portrait of Rockwell and his testimonial on the "clean styling" of the new Lincoln Premiere Landing, showcasing the vehicle in front of a modern architectural home. These pieces illustrate Rockwell's significant influence on American consumer culture during the post-war era.

These pieces originate from the former Norman Rockwell Museum of the South collection.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 16 x 23 inches (each frame)

• Medium: Print on paper

• Condition: Housed in matching wooden frames; prints show natural age toning consistent with vintage periodicals; frames show light surface wear and minor scuffing.

Norman Rockwell Sears Roebuck and Co Lincoln for 1959 Ford Motor Company Vintage Advertising 1950s Americana 20th Century Illustration Norman Rockwell Museum of the South Collection Antique Prints Periodical History Automotive Fashion.