Details

This lot features a curated collection of three framed works documenting the primary residences and personal life of Norman Rockwell during his prolific years in West Arlington, Vermont.

• Left: A multi-photo framed display featuring four black-and-white historical views of the West Arlington Covered Bridge and the neighboring properties that served as Rockwell’s home and studio from 1943 to 1953.

• Center: A framed double-postcard set featuring color "Chrome" style views of the West Arlington Covered Bridge in contrasting seasons, with the studio building visible in the background.

• Right: A framed ink illustration on paper depicting a personal scene of Norman and Mary Rockwell walking their dog through the Vermont landscape, capturing the artist with his characteristic pipe and walking stick. These items are significant biographical records and originate from the Norman Rockwell Museum of the South.

Specifications

• Subject: Norman Rockwell (1894-1978), Mary Rockwell, and the West Arlington Studio

• Medium: Historical photographs, postcards, and ink-on-paper illustration

• Provenance: Norman Rockwell Museum of the South

• Dimensions: 14" x 16" (Multi-photo frame); 11" x 9" (Postcard frame); 10" x 12" (Illustration)

• Frame Material: Oak-finish wood

Norman Rockwell, Mary Rockwell, West Arlington Vermont, Covered Bridge, Artist Studio, American Illustrators, 20th Century Americana, Norman Rockwell Museum of the South, Historical Photography, Vermont Heritage, Artist Homes.

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