This collection features three iconic cover illustrations by Norman Rockwell for The Saturday Evening Post. Provenance for this set includes the Norman Rockwell Museum of the South. Each piece is professionally matted and presented in protective sleeves. The set includes:

• "The First Crocus" (March 21, 1953): A humorous and hopeful scene showing a gardener shouting with joy as he discovers the first sign of spring.

• "Babysitter / Tired Babysitter" (November 8, 1947): A relatable and detailed illustration depicting a young woman overwhelmed by a crying baby and the chaos of the room around her.

• "The Piano Tuner" (January 11, 1947): A classic Rockwell observation featuring an elderly tuner working on a piano while a young boy watches intently in the background.

Specs:

• Quantity: 3 pieces

• Dimensions: 20 x 16 inches each (including matting)

• Medium: Lithograph / Print on paper

• Artist: Norman Rockwell

• Publication: The Saturday Evening Post

• Provenance: Norman Rockwell Museum of the South

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