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Shuffleton's Barbershop - Matted Offset Print - 11x14
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Double matted offset print of Norman Rockwell's Shuffleton's Barbershop, (Saturday Evening Post cover, April 29, 1950) measures 11" inches by 14", interior images measures 8" inches by 8.5". Fits standard size frame!
"Working from photographs has many advantages There were details, accidents of light, which I'd missed when I'd been able to make only quick sketches of a setting. For example in Rob Shuffleton's barbershop in East Arlington, Vermont: where Rob hung his combs, his rusty old clippers, the way the light fell across the magazine rack, his moth-eaten push broom leaning against the display cases of candy and ammunition, the cracked leather seat of the barber chair with the stuffing poking through along the edges over the nickel-plated frame. A photograph catches all that." -Norman Rockwell, My Adventures as Illustrator
"Working from photographs has many advantages There were details, accidents of light, which I'd missed when I'd been able to make only quick sketches of a setting. For example in Rob Shuffleton's barbershop in East Arlington, Vermont: where Rob hung his combs, his rusty old clippers, the way the light fell across the magazine rack, his moth-eaten push broom leaning against the display cases of candy and ammunition, the cracked leather seat of the barber chair with the stuffing poking through along the edges over the nickel-plated frame. A photograph catches all that." -Norman Rockwell, My Adventures as Illustrator
