To determine the value of plates you own, you can research similar plates online to see their market prices, consult with antique dealers or appraisers, or check auction house records for past sales of similar plates. The value will depend on factors like age, condition, rarity, and demand.
I bought A Sumner "Free Ride"488/750 lithograph in 1989 in Kawaii
Why should one search for hidden, difficult meanings in a painting? Isn't this picture very straightforward in showing how love has captured this very young couple, making them forget what has been important to them? They no longer pay attention to the little dog or the fishing gear.
On eBay: anywere from .00-.00 depending on condition...
What ever some one is willing to pay for it.
Approximately 15 or more years ago visited the new Norman Rockwell museum and asked a clerk to check the value of a signed print of Main Street Stockbridge. At that time he looked it up in a catalog and told me the value was currently $5,000. I purchased the print at the old museum in 1972 for $2. At that time also saw the artist riding his bicycle through the village.
He was raised Episcopalian. As an adult he didn't attend church, although he was generally supportive of religion.
it depends on the condition but in todays market i would conservatally guess about 70,000 D.U.S. in a auction it could go over 100,000 D.U.S.
25 cents. 1970 quarters are still in circulation and are not rare.
The only ones that are worth any significant premium are quality uncirculated ones. As of 05/2010 prices range from about $1 for lower-quality uncirculated coins to perhaps $30-50 at the high end.
25 cents if in circulated condition, a bit more if the coin is proof or uncirculated. They contain no precious metals and are common finds in pocket change.
They are worth a minimum of $2 and if in perfect condition $8 and up. Depends on the buyer. (for this specific 1970 US quarter)
Boy with Baby Carriage or Salutation The picture shows three young boys on a Sunday afternoon. Two boys are off to play baseball. They are dressed in baseball uniforms with baseball caps and baseball gloves. Both are making goofy faces and gestures to the third boy. The third boy, dressed in his Sunday best clothes, has his baby sister in a baby carriage taking a stroll. He also has a baby bottle in his breast pocket. He looks livid about the other boys' demeaning gestures. Boy with Baby Carriage was only one of 322 of Norman Rockwell Saturday Eveninbg Post covers.
Judging by the way his hat strap is flying backwards, the third boy is pushing the stroller past his tormentors as fast as he can! When he was painting the three boys in this illustration, Rockwell only used one model, Billy Paine. Billy was Rockwell's favorite model for many years. He appeared in many of Rockwell's works.
Yes, in 1908 (at age 14) Rockwell enrolled in art classes at The New York School of Art (formerly The Chase School of Art), which is now called "Parsons The New School for Design".
The set of 13 Norman Rockwell paintings commissioned by Sharon Steel were in the possession of Victor Posner at the time Sharon Steel went into Bankruptcy. However the Bankruptcy Court forced Victor Posner to return the paintings to Sharon Steel headquarters where they were eventually sold individually at auction to different collectors. From time to time, individual paintings from this set will show up at exhibitions hosted by these private collectors.
Norman Rockwell was inspired by his father who was an avid hobby artist. His grandfather had also been a painter of landscapes. He studied art at the newly formed Art Student League in New York City. He was influenced by the style of artists Howard Pyle, J.C. Leyendecker, N.C. Wyeth and Maxfield Parrish.
The value of a Bradford Exchange plate series that is known as "Women of the Century" will vary according to condition and collectibility. They can be found for as high as $200 per plate.
No, Norman Rockwell did not have a half brother. He had a full brother, Jarvis Waring Rockwell, Jr., who was a year and a half older than he was.