Soda Jerk appeared on the cover of The Saturday Evening Post on August 22, 1953. This was Norman Rockwell's 271st cover for the newspaper and the second out of five that was featured on the cover in 1953. The artist had three sons who often posed for his paintings. The chick magnet in this painting is his youngest son Peter. Rockwell got the idea for this painting while listening to his son talk about his summer job at the soda shop. The other models for the painting were his sons classmates. Norman Rockwell was one of America's leading artists. He chose to tell the story of the American dream, the detail of a simpler time, painted with warmth and humor. He tapped into the nostalgia of the American people with paintings that were often idyllic and expressed enthusiasm for the ordinary. In preparations for a painting Norman Rockwell would set up a scene, using his friends and neighbors, taking hundreds of photos until satisfied. Our fine art prints from the Marmont Hill Art Collective display sharp, clear images. Our high quality reproduction allows you the best of both worlds: quality and affordability. Our art prints are: Professionally hand stretched Norman Rockwell art prints Gallery wrapped in sustainable, FSC certified wood Norman Rockwell prints arrive ready to hang All of our prints are made in the USA Includes a certificate of authenticity Multiples sizes available to fit your needs for any room At Marmont Hill Art Collective we have an extensive collection of Normal Rockwell's famous art prints in many different categories that relate to family, life, love, Scouts of America, and of Rockwell's most well-known work. You are sure to find the exact art print to fit your decorating needs whether it be for your bedroom, bathroom or living room. Our sizes come in 18x18, 24x24, 32x32, 40x40 and 48x48. With so many sizes to choose from we have a size to fit any room.
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