From 1916 to 1963 Rockwell created many covers for The Saturday Evening Post and this was the first. Cherished for his ability to touch the hearts of people of all ages, Rockwell allowed Americans to smile during difficult times. Cognizant of the barrage of gloomy headlines from newspapers and radio through numerous wars and The Great Depression, he chose to aid millions of Americans in a way no one else could. Many of his covers were filled with overt messages of optimism, hope, and humour. Approved by the Norman Rockwell Family Agency. Our solid-faced canvases are certified museum-grade and designed to withstand the test of time. Durability, image clarity and colour accuracy are our top priority, as we use archival inks to prevent fading and to preserve as much fine detail as possible with no over-saturation or colour shifting. Featuring a proprietary design, these canvases produce the tightest corners without any bubbles, ripples, or bumps, and will not warp or sag over time. Additionally, our canvases include a finished backing with pre-installed hanging hardware that adds an extra level of style. Choose with or without a floating frame to achieve your desired look. This giclee wall art is sure to become the focal piece of your living room, family room, great room, bedroom, bathroom, office, kitchen, dining room, game room, bar, or more!
