Triple Self-Portrait
Norman Rockwell
The Saturday Evening Post Cover - February 13, 1960

THIS IS A METAL Professional FRAMED PRINT for auction.

Not just a print.

This was hanging in one of the rooms at my Grandparents home.

Has some slight age to the Matting around the print but the FRAME and actual PRINT look great.

You could leave it just as it is and hang it up, or you could make it more modern looking bot changing the MATTE color and maybe painting the metal Frame Black or Silver. Its currently a clean polished Brass or Gold tone.

Print Size is approx: 19” x 24”
Whole Frame is 24” x 30”

One of the photos shows a stamp for care instruction’s and the construction of the frame.

Rockwell placed himself (he is actually shown in this painting at least seven times) in good company - all four of the portraits on the right side of the easel: Durer, Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and Picasso were painted by Rockwell himself. Stoltz tells us "that when asked about his foggy glasses Rockwell replied, 'I had to show that my glasses were fogged, and that I couldn't actually see what I looked like - a homely, lanky fellow - and therefore, I could stretch the truth just a bit and paint myself looking more suave and debonair than I actually am.'"

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