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Norman Rockwell

Posted on July 28, 2016 by 100swallows

Shuffleton’s Barbershop He painted stories Rockwell was the most outstanding illustrator of his time. He had no equal in the selection of evocative details or the skill at rendering them. The big broom for sweeping up the hair clippings, the … Continue reading →

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