Norman Rockwell, Think about tomorrow - 1960

Saturday Evening Post Feb 13, 1960 Norman Rockwell Cover Magazine in Good Condition as Pictured. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING!

Highly detailed matte porcelain figure inspired by the Saturday Evening Post cover painting, February 13, 1960. Depicts Norman Rockwell in a "triple self-portrait", painting himself while looking in a

Wonderful book signed by Norman Rockwell. Book is Rockwell's autobiography entitled "My Adventures as an Illustrator" and signed "sincerely Norman Rockwell" and was published in 1960.

VOL. NORMAN ROCKWELL MY ADVENTURES AS AN ILLUSTRATOR, SIGNED/INSCRIBED NORMAN ROCKWELL/TOM ROCKWELL, 1ST EDITION 1960

YOUSUF KARSH (1908-2002) Norman Rockwell Sheet-fed Gravure, c. 1960's 12" x 9"

NORMAN ROCKWELL TRIPLE SELF PORTRAIT-GOEBEL 1960-JD112721

Norman Rockwell My Adventure As An Illustrator 1960. Description: Autobiography of an America’s best loved illustrator - Norman Rockwell – the painter whose work has adorned over three hundred cov

DESCRIPTION: A Norman Rockwell “Dreams Of a Long Ago” Pure Silver Bar. With inscription on the back that reads: "Norman Rockwell's Best Loved Post Covers 1916-1960". Dated August 13, 1927.

(2) Signed Norman Rockwell items including packing material used for shipment hand written from Norman Rockwell to a customer during the 1960's Additionally an advertisement page for the Saturday Even

Norman Rockwell American 20th Century - Signed Doubleday & Company 1960 Clothbound First Edition Autobiography Book entitled "Norman Rockwell My Adventures As An Illustrator". 8 Vo.

Envelope signed in black ink "Cordially Molly and Norman Rockwell" by both, Norman Rockwell and his wife Molly Rockwell. I think it was postmarked in 1977, but it's really hard to see on the stamp. In

Norman Rockwell (American, 1894-1978). Group of five framed offset lithographs depicting Boy Scouts, titled "The Adventure Trail," "America Builds for Tomorrow," "The Campfire

NORMAN ROCKWELL (American 1894-1978) ''Children at the Window'' lithograph. Signed in pencil lower right. Numbered 150/200. Circa 1950's - 1960's. Advertising illustration for American Family Life Ser

NORMAN ROCKWELL (American 1894-1978) ''Teacher's Pet'' lithograph signed in pencil lower right. Numbered 150/200. Circa 1950's - 1960's. Advertising illustration for American Family Life Series for Ma

ROCKWELL, Norman. Norman Rockwell My Adventures as an Illustrator. Garden City: Doubleday & Company, 1960. 8vo. Illustrated. Publisher’s full black cloth front board and spine stamped in lavende

"As Told to Thomas Rockwell" Signed copy of the first edition of the book, 1960, with original dust jacket. Signed in ink "Sincerely Norman Rockwell". Together with a letter dated March 19, 1960 from

Collection of .999 silver ingots Normal Rockwell's (12) Best Loved Post Covers 1916-1960. From the Hamilton Mint. Each ingot 1 OZT.

Signed book: Norman Rockwell: My Adventures as an Illustrator. First edition. NY: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1960. Hardcover, 6.25 x 9.5, 436 pages. Signed and inscribed on the half-title page in

Lot of three Saturday Evening Post signed Cover art: August 27, 1960, December 20th, 1919, and February 16, 1929. All three images measure 17" x 12". All three are signed by artist Norman Rockwell and

1978 Limited edition porcelain figurine by Gorham of Norman Rockwell's "Self Portrait" which appeared on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post in 1960. This collectable is just 1 of 5000 that were ma

TWO NORMAN ROCKWELL FIGURINES IN BOX Norman Rockwell's Inspiration in Porcelain, "Self Portrait" figurine from the Saturday Evening Post cover, February 13, 1960, and Winter &q

Boys Life February 1960 Scouting 50th Anniversary with a Norman Rockwell Cover Magazine in Good Condition as Pictured. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING!

[ART]. ROCKWELL, Norman (1894–1978). My Adventures as an Illustrator. Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company, 1960. 8vo. Illustrated. Original cloth (some adhesive ghosting to upper cover); origin

Norman Rockwell (AMERICAN, 1894–1978) pencil on paper. Drawing depicting an artist studying a painting in a museum. Signed lower right.