Norman Rockwell Iconic Santa Ornament Art Instruction

Norman Rockwell Iconic Santa Ornament Art InstructionNew for 2024! No one painted Santa Claus the way Norman Rockwell did. Rockwell's Santas were always careworn, immensely welcoming, and real. It's often said Rockwell painted more portraits of Santa in his career than any other illustrator. Based on artwork from Norman Rockwell's A Drum for Tommy (Santa with Drum) cover illustration for the December 17, 1921 issue of The Country Gentleman. Hand painted and glittered glass ornament measures 4. 5" X 3.

The print was used for the Boy Scouts of America 1963 calendar illustration

Unframed museum quality giclee print on paper

The juxtaposition reveals an eye for composition and detail that was equally at home in two mediums

Rockwell began work on a series of pictures of characters in American fiction

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Originally created as an advertisement for Kellogg in 1955

1946 Calendar Illustration for the Boy Scouts of America for Brown & Bigelow Co

and served as its Artist Laureate from 2011 to 2012

Marriage License captures Rockwell's fascination with the somber wood-paneled interiors of his favorite seventeenth-century Dutch painters

Dangle earrings finished with premium Argentium 100% nickel-free silver wires and include a pair of silicone ear backs

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