Shuffleton's Barbershop - Framed Offset Print - 12x15.5 Biography This title is especially memorable

This title is especially memorable because it depicts one of Rockwell's kindred spirits from times past - the colonial sign painter

and "The Shifting Postwar Marketplace: Illustration in the United States and Canada

An additional 35 prints were pencil signed and designated with Roman numerals

This original design celebrates the towns and attractions of Massachusetts

homely paintings with accessible and aspirational appeal

Shuffleton's Barbershop - Framed Offset Print - 12x15.5 Biography This title is especially memorableNorman Rockwell's Shuffleton's Barbershop, Saturday Evening Post cover April 29, 1950. "Working from photographs has many advantages There were details, accidents of light, which I'd missed when I'd been able to make only quick sketches of a setting. For example in Rob Shuffleton's barbershop in East Arlington, Vermont: where Rob hung his combs, his rusty old clippers, the way the light fell across the magazine rack, his moth eaten push broom leaning