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- A Boy Meets His Dog
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- Adventurers Between Adventures
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- Mysterious Melody
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- Pride of Parenthood
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- Beguiling Buttercup
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- Flying High
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- A Scholarly Pace
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- Downhill Daring
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- Young Mans Fancy
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- Fishermans Paradise
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- Disastrous Daring
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- A Lickin Good Bath
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- Sweet Serenade
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- Pilgrimage
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- Chilling Chore
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- Shear Agony
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- Choosin Up
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- First Down
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- Oh Yeah
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- Missed
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- Sweet Song So Young
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- Flowers in Tender Bloom
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- Fondly Do We Remember
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- Gaily Sharing Vintage Times
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- In His Spirit
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- Trout Dinner
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- Careful Aim
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- Ski Skills
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- Big Decision
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- Blasting Out
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- Cheering the Champs
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- A Tough One
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- Spring Tonic
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- Cool Aid
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- Chilly Reception
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- New Year Look
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- Sweet Surprise
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- Lazy Days
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- Fancy Footwork
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- 040 Canine Solo
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- Shared Success
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- Hasty Retreat
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- Final Speech
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- Endress Debate
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- Soaring Spirits
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- Fish Finders
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- Ghostly gourds
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- Snow Sculpturing
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- Closed for Business
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- Swatters Rights
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- The Coal Seasons Comming
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- A Year End Count
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- Carefree Days Ahead
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- Boyhood Dreams
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- Sweet Memories
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- Deadmans Hill
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- Day Dreamers
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- Pensive Pals
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- Gay Blades
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- Last Move
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- Pure Luck
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- Cooling Off
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- Costly Light
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- No Swimming
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- Cant Wait
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- Home Coming
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- The Right Way
Norman Rockwell will be remembered as the most popular artist in America’s history. He delighted us for over fifty years with paintings that captured the drama and humor in typical American scenes covering subjects from young love to time-honored friendships.
Norman Rockwell was born in New York City on February 3, 1894.
Norman Rockwell¹s career spanned over 60 years after receiving his first illustration commission at the age of sixteen. He painted for many national and well-known magazines including Boy¹s Life, Look and The Saturday Evening Post. In addition he painted many series of illustrations to be used as calendar art for Brown & Bigelow, Inc. a manufacturer of calendars since 1896.
His unique and heart-warming style will keep him immortal in a legacy of paintings and illustrations that, because they deal with unchanging human nature, will have timeless appeal and always be appreciated for their realism and sincerity.
D. Parks and Associates LLC is the licensing agent for the Brown & Bigelow., Inc.
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