Shuttle Car Signed Print MAD

Shuttle Car Signed Print MADNorman Rockwell (1894 to 1978) Shuttle Car. Advertisement illustration for Sharon Steel, 1968. 9. 5" x 12. 5" color collotype on canvas textured paper, hand signed in permanent ink by Norman Rockwell. In 1968 the Sharon Steel Corporation commissioned Norman Rockwell to produce a series of advertisement illustrations depicting "The men and machines of modern steelmaking" immersed in various stages of steelworks operations. Then 72 years old, Rockwell

That night Rockwell awoke with the realization that he could paint the freedoms best from the perspective of his own hometown experiences using everyday

A prolific freelance illustrator from the mid to late twentieth century

Mass Mutual Advertisement

The image is depiction a Scout returning home and being greeted by his family

At the end of Story's run

The paint colors are quick drying and won't smudge

Magdalen and Robert Livesey

was hand proofed and printed at Atelier Ettinger in May of 1976

Saturday Evening Post cover

After their publication

Produced exclusively for the exhibition Hanna-Barbera The Architects Of Saturday Morning by renowned comic book artist Alex Ross

Stephanie Haboush Plunkett is Deputy Director and Chief Curator of the Norman Rockwell Museum