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I took a new print and put it in an antique oak picture frame. I also matted to give it some color. I think the print looks as if it belongs in that old frame. Girl At Mirror, just wondering what she was thinking back in 1954. This was the Cover Illustration for The Saturday Evening Post March 6, 1954.
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Hi officialfuel,I love this and have some note cards with this print.Norman Rockwell is one of my favorites.BTW great job on the framing,the red matting really sets it off nicely
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I'm a big Norman Rockwell fan, passed down from generations. In fact my mother has this print above her chair in her living room. It was left to her by her mother and is one of her most prized possessions. Love the frame and the red border. Very Nice!!
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