This lot features three original period prints illustrated by Norman Rockwell, showcasing themes of celebrity psychology, artistic process, and iconic Americana. The set includes:

• "How to Be a Parlor Psychologist": An original magazine page featuring a psychological game accompanied by Rockwell's character sketches of celebrities like Shirley Temple and Jack Benny.

• "A Visit with Norman Rockwell": A Summer 1971 cover of The Saturday Evening Post depicting the artist in his studio conversing with a young boy.

• "The Runaway": A framed print of the famous 1958 illustration showing a young boy and a state trooper at a diner counter.

Each piece is housed in a rustic wooden frame. These items originate from the collection of the former Norman Rockwell Museum of the South.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 17 x 13 in; 16 x 13 in; 12 x 12 in

• Artist: Norman Rockwell

• Origin: Norman Rockwell Museum of the South

• Medium: Framed original magazine tearsheets and period prints

Norman Rockwell, The Saturday Evening Post, The Runaway, Americana, vintage advertisements, original period prints, framed art, Norman Rockwell Museum of the South, mid-century illustration, commercial art, Shirley Temple, Jack Benny.

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