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Artist: Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) American
Title: The Runaway
Medium: Lithograph on Paper
Image Size: 20in x 25in
Framed Size: 30in x 37in
Limited Edition: 177/200
Signature: Signed & numbered by the artist in the lower margins
Gallery Certificate & Appraisal. Custom framed in solid wood black frame? frame has minor damage

Artist Biography
Creative talent is a hard thing to repress; some say that art flows out of artists. Rockwell was no different. During his high school years, he studied at the Chase School of Fine and Applied Art, every Saturday and most Wednesdays. Rockwell?s love for art was steadily growing at this point and, during his sophomore year, he left high school to attend the National Academy of Design. In the mid-1930s, Rockwell was approached to illustrate new editions of the Mark Twain classics, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer. Always taking his work to the next level, Rockwell traveled to Hannibal, Missouri, the setting for most of Twain?s legendary novels, to depict more realistic illustrations for Twain?s fictional adventures. While there he created sketches of the city and brought home authentic regional costumes for models to wear while he painted his illustrations. Norman Rockwell's ability to relate to the values and events of an evolving society made him a hero, a visionary and a friend, not only to Americans, but also to individuals all over the globe. In his own words, "Without thinking too much about it in specific terms, I was showing the America I knew and observed to others who might not have noticed."

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Artwork is in mint condition. Frame has wear and tear. Item sold as is.