Going and Coming - Framed Offset Print - 12.5x15.5 Ornament

Going and Coming - Framed Offset Print - 12.5x15.5 OrnamentNorman Rockwell, Going and Coming, Saturday Evening Post, cover August 30, 1947. The use of a split canvas to portray a family car on vacation, is an effective device that invites comparison of the two scenes. In most cases it derives from a comic strip's use of a series of "frames" to tell a story. In this case, however, artist Don Spaulding, who studied with Rockwell in 1950 and spent several months living in the schoolhouse on the West Arlington

From November 2021 - March 2022 Norman Rockwell Museum hosted the exhibition Jan Brett: Stories Near and Far

many at full-page size

From prom scenes to Thanksgiving spreads

1925 Media print lithograph on paper

10" high by 6

Rockwell 's famous Saturday Evening Post covers

and foreword by best-selling cookbook author Alana Chernila

The Saturday Evening Post often favored one of "three types of holiday symbolism: Santas

Featuring 50 full-color photographs

as part of the Freedom Train

even if it wasn't an ideal world

Jan Brett’s The Twelve Days of Christmas has long been a holiday favorite