This lot features a diverse collection of three vintage periodical covers illustrated by Norman Rockwell, spanning the mid-1960s. This selection of prints was formerly part of the collection at the Norman Rockwell Museum of the South. The grouping highlights Rockwell’s range, from his iconic humorous Americana to his sophisticated political and intellectual portraiture. Each piece is presented in a matching rustic wood frame with a beveled profile.

The set includes:

• American Artist (September 1964): Featuring "Portrait of Nehru," a painterly study of the Indian Prime Minister.

• Top Value Stamps Family Gift Catalog: Featuring "The Serenade," a classic narrative scene of a young boy in a cowboy hat playing guitar for a girl and a howling dog.

• Ramparts Magazine (May 1966): Featuring "Portrait of Bertrand Russell," a dual-study of the famed British philosopher.

Specs:

• Quantity: 3 Framed Prints

• Provenance: Norman Rockwell Museum of the South

• Medium: Offset lithographs on paper

• Frame: Matching brown wood frames under glass

• Dimensions: Approx. 11 x 14 inches each (outer frame)

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