The Runaway - Framed Offset Print - 22 X 24 Curtis

The Runaway - Framed Offset Print - 22 X 24 CurtisNorman Rockwell The Runaway, Saturday Evening Post cover September 20, 1958. Norman Rockwell brought Ed Locke and Massachusetts state trooper Richard Clemens to the Howard Johnson's restaurant in Pittsfield to be photographed for The Runaway. In the decade's since the painting was first published, Clemens has seen it "become synonymous with law enforcement" conveying the mission to protect and serve. "Wherever you go, in state police agencies or law

An additional 35 prints were signed and designated with Roman numerals

he visited the book's setting in Hannibal Missouri

items may vary slightly from photographed example

Earring wires are nickel-free argentium and include silicone ear backs

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When I arrived I found that the exact opposite had happened

” The variety of poses used for the old men and dog allowed Rockwell to achieve specific moods

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

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This was the second time Rockwell painted a colonial sign painter for the Saturday Evening Post

With uncanny accuracy

Lincoln's unsuccessful career as a worker that could be made an emblem … [to] make enthusiastic the working people