This lot features three framed Life magazine covers illustrated by Norman Rockwell. The collection includes "The Hero-Worshiper" (February 1922) from the Boy Scouts' Number, depicting a sleeping scout with his dog; "When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary—" (June 1918), featuring a young man delivering a graduation speech; and "The Wallflower" (January 1920), showing a young girl sitting alone on a settee during a dance. These works capture Rockwell's early ability to translate universal childhood and adolescent experiences into compelling cover art.

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

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 12 x 9 inches (each frame)

• Medium: Print on paper

• Condition: Housed in matching wooden frames; prints show natural age toning and minor foxing; "The Hero-Worshiper" has a faint "Public Library" stamp visible; frames show light surface wear.

Norman Rockwell Life Magazine The Hero-Worshiper The Wallflower Graduation Boy Scouts Vintage Illustration 1910s 1920s Americana 20th Century Illustration Norman Rockwell Museum of the South Collection Antique Prints Periodical History.

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