Changing a Flat aluminum Founded in 1728 by none

Founded in 1728 by none other than Ben Franklin

Rockwell started his career painting magazines that were intended for young readers

This painting took years to complete and Rockwell said he continually started over until he felt like he painted it just right

When asked about his inspiration for the painting

was the artists 289th painting to be featured on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post and was the first out of five paintings to be featured in 1956

Changing a Flat aluminum Founded in 1728 by noneDescription: Norman Rockwell's painting, Changing a Flat, was the artist's 240th cover featured on The Saturday Evening Post on August 3rd, 1946. This painting shows the strength of a women and also how to not be a gentlemen. Fine art canvas print from the Marmont Hill Art Collective Professionally hand stretched Gallery wrapped in sustainable, non warping wood Arrives ready to hang Made in the USA Includes a certificate of authenticity Norman