Details

This lot consists of three matted prints of The Saturday Evening Post covers illustrated by Norman Rockwell. The collection features iconic imagery from the early 1940s, focusing on wartime themes and domestic humor.

• Left: "Willie Gillis: Food Package" (April 11, 1942), depicting Rockwell’s recurring WWII soldier character opening a care package.

• Center: "Boy at Vanity" (March 21, 1942), showing a young boy curiously exploring a woman's dressing table.

• Right: "The Truck Driver" (July 26, 1941), featuring a driver and his helper admiring a woman in a passing car. These items originate from the Norman Rockwell Museum of the South.

Specifications

• Artist: Norman Rockwell (1894-1978)

• Titles: Willie Gillis: Food Package, Boy at Vanity, The Truck Driver

• Medium: Offset lithograph prints on paper

• Provenance: Norman Rockwell Museum of the South

• Dimensions: 20" x 16" each (matted)

Norman Rockwell, The Saturday Evening Post, American Illustrators, 20th Century Americana, Vintage Magazine Covers, Willie Gillis, WWII Art, Norman Rockwell Museum of the South, Matted Prints.