Norman Rockwell "The Bookseller" Hand Pencil Signed + Numbered 91/200 Lithograph. This art depicts Norman Rockwell's portrait of Louisa May Alcott watching a bookseller put her book in the window of his shop. Title: The Most Beloved American Writer 'She came to a standstill, feeling none of the cold as she read the "delicious words." ' (The Bookseller) 1937. It is signed in pencil by the artist on the bottom right corner and limited numbered on the left bottom 91/200. In very good vintage condition. The art framed measures H 24" x W 18" and weighs approximately 6 lbs. Please refer to all photos. Overall in good condition.

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