\"Big Moments\" Art Prints by Norman Rockwell - Qty 2 - 1972 & 1978

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\"Big Moments\" Art Prints by Norman Rockwell - Qty 2 - 1972 & 1978:
$25.00

Excellent prints by one of America\'s most recognized and revered artist...Norman Rockwell.
Titled BIG MOMENT, it originally appeared on the cover of SATURDAY EVENING POST, January 25, 1936.
Included in this offer are full color litho prints offered on both canvas and paper.
The larger canvas, is a reprint of the actual painting used for the cover. The small paper one is a bookplate print of the Saturday Evening Post cover.
The color print on canvas measures 12 1/4\" x 15 3/4\". © 1972 Curtis Publishing Co.; Published by Donald Art Co., Inc., N. Y.; No. NR11Titled in center of bottom \"The Big Moment - January 25, 1936.\" On right hand bottom it says \"Litho in U.S.A.
The Saturday Evening Post cover bookprint measures 9 1/2\" x 11 3/4\". It has the same art, but includes all the heading and footing info on the original magazine cover. On the back of this page is a description of another print in the book - unassociated to this work. This page came from the book titled\"Norman Rockwell and The Saturday Evening Post - The Middle Years.\"
The following description was on an adjacent page to the print in the book:
In his youth Norman Rockwell had a well-do-do elderly uncle by the name of Gil Waughlum who was something of a scientist and inventor. Rockwell remembered him as a stout old gent, with rough pink cheeks and a bald head, who was extremely jovial and a bit eccentric. His biggest problem was thathe got his holidays mixed up. On Christmas day he would visit with a gift of Fourth of July firecrackers, on Easter he would bring Christmas gifts, and on Thanksgiving chocolate rabbits. Occasionally he even got his houses mixed up and once hid presents all through on of the neighbor\'s homes.When this cover of a small boy digging into a beaming grandfather\'s coat pocket was painted. Rockwell really had old Uncle Gil in mind.
I\'ll place the prints inside a plastic sleeve and add a piece of white foam board for stability. Mailing by USPS First Class in a bubble envelope. I\'ll mail same day, or next day after PayPal payment is receive.
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