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Norman Rockwell: About Norman Rockwell

Norman Rockwell thought of himself first and foremost a commercial illustrator. Hesitant to consider it art, he harbored deep insecurities about his work.

Feb 7th, 2006 | 2 comments | 343 Views

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All Posts Tagged With: "Norman Rockwell"

Norman Rockwell: About Norman Rockwell

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