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Inspired by the "everyday life of my neighbors

Available in Triple Self Portrait (Saturday Evening Post cover February 13

is that virtually everything and everyone that Rockwell painted from the 1930's onward was first elaborately staged for the camera

but few people had the money to take advantage of invitations such as "Why not go to Europe

Protecting Sister Signed Print Offset Count down the days untilLimited Edition. Mass Mutual advertisement. Norman Rockwell's eighty pencil drawings done for Massachusetts Life Insurance Company, first appeared in a series of national consumer advertisments sponsored by the Company during the 1950's and 60's. Because Rockwell presented an essentially idealistic view of American life, his appeal has remained widespread over the years. This appeal seems to be derived from the familiar believable traits of each of