Details

This lot features a curated set of three framed photographs documenting the professional life and notable associations of Norman Rockwell.

• Left: A color photograph of Norman Rockwell in his later years, seated in his studio in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. He is pictured with his brushes in hand before a large easel, surrounded by his artist tools and reference materials.

• Center: A black-and-white historical photograph showing a young Norman Rockwell at his easel. This image captures the artist in the early stages of his career, working in a classical studio setting with a palette and smock.

• Right: A black-and-white candid photograph of Norman Rockwell meeting with Senator Ted Kennedy. The two figures are shown in a gallery or residential setting, reflecting Rockwell's lifelong engagement with the American political landscape. These photographs serve as a significant visual biography of the artist and originate from the Norman Rockwell Museum of the South.

Specifications

• Subjects: Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) and Senator Ted Kennedy (1932-2009)

• Medium: One (1) color photograph and two (2) black-and-white photographs on paper

• Provenance: Norman Rockwell Museum of the South

• Dimensions: 12" x 9" (Color studio photo); 12" x 10" (Young Rockwell photo); 11" x 9" (Ted Kennedy photo)

• Frame Material: Oak-finish wood

Norman Rockwell, Ted Kennedy, Senator Edward Kennedy, American Illustrators, Artist Studio, Stockbridge Massachusetts, 20th Century Americana, Norman Rockwell Museum of the South, Historical Photography, Artist Portraits, Political Memorabilia.

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