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Posted 1 year ago
pinkishmom
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Hello, My name is Anna and I bought this Norman Rockwell in 1985 for $ 70.00 I do not know much about it or if I payed to much? like you can see I hope! It say.( A serious case, G.P.200,litho in u.s.a a makers mark that looks like L with a co. at end.) nothing on back. It has nothing on back it looks 3D, it's made out of like cement or something something like that. so if anyone knows anything please help me! My email if Jazzbass981@comcast.net or comment on this site. Thank you for your time, Anna
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My favorite Norman painting ! love it
my favorite also manikin have a good day
This painting was also used on the Mar. 9, 1929 cover of the Saturday Evening Post. I believe Curtis Publishing Company owns the rights to all the paintings done for the Post.
Thank you !!!!
I still need to know about this Norman Rockwell picture. Can anyone help me? Thanks, also thank you for all you letters to me. God Bless!
HELP PLEASE!!!!!!
PLEASE can anyone tell me about this Norman Rockwell 3d plaster picture!!!! It's OLD. I can not find it anywhere. How much does anyone think this is worth??? Thanks everyone!!! Anna