Norman Rockwell

I own a copy of "Four Boys on a Sled". It is aprox. 12" x 12". It does not contain the words "Country Gentleman".

Yes. SR has stated in interviews he had a car accident and his left hand fingers were badly injured, requiring reconstruction. The tips of two or three phalanges appear a little odd shaped. The left pointer and middle finger look kind of permanently bent at the first (farthest) joint.

The year has not been clearly stated, but I believe it happened in 1993 or possibly early 1994. He had barely any work come out in 1994 and I believe he was recovering.

After that injury, he was said to have never driven again, but rather bikes around the city for daily travel needs. However, he drives in the 1995 film Mercy, and several more films since then.

Although we don't have exact filming dates for most of these, we can look at his work to get clues as to when the accident probably happened. Basically, when visible, his hand appears natural/undamaged in everything up until "Somebody to Love" (release date 9/1994) when his hand appears heavily bandaged.

Here is what I have reviewed around that time period:

1992 In The Soup (normal, clearly)

1992 Jack and His Friends (normal, clearly)

1992 Law & Order Episode "Intolerance" (don't get much of a clear look at the hand. Visible only once, hands mostly in lap.)

1993: Law & Order Episode "Manhood" (normal, clearly visible)

1994: Search For One-Eye Jimmy (normal, clearly)

1994: Miller Lite Beer Commercial (hand not shown)

1994 (release date is Sept. 1994) Somebody to Love: BANDAGED.

1995 Drunks (damaged, clearly, see minute 4:00 scene, and throughout)

1995 NYPD Blue episode Torah Torah Torah (damaged, clearly, see minute 26:20)

1995 Glory Daze, Mercy etc... (damaged)

Sam Rockwell's left hand is not shown at all in the 1994 Miller Lite beer commercial. When discernible, his hand appears damaged in everything after 1994's In Somebody To Love.

Rockwell painted in oil on canvas.
Oil for the majority. It was considered more professional at the time.

Saturday Evening Post is a weekly mgazine. Norman Rockwell is the artist who has painted more front pages of it than anybody else.

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Some of the 35mm scanners that Ken Rockwell recommends on his website are the Epson V100, Epson 3490, NIKON Coolscan 9000, Epson V750 and the Minolta Multi PRO.

Norman Rockwell got married 3 times. First to Irene O'Connor, second to Mary Barstow, and third to Molly Punderson. Sorry i don't know much about his wives.

YES ..HE IIS A NATURALIST PAINTER...ONE OF HIS ART WORKS IS "HIDING ON THE Back!

Bad.. Bad art.

The David Grossman Figurines and Plates are worth much more to a "collector" than a broker. I believe it has a lot to due with the serial number and the condition of the piece.

No, but he certainly did look like him in the 40's, didn't he?

Norman Rockwell produced over 4,000 original works. Most of them were destroyed by fire or are in permanent collections.

They are owned by Black and Decker

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I don't know. Do anybody?

Jeff Gordon wasn't up to fame yet. He started racing in

1992 in the Busch Series. He made his cup debut at the 1992 Atlanta Journal 500, the last race of the 1992 season, then he went full time in 1993.

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Very much so. Rockwell's style made him famous before he was in his early thirties, and only grew larger over time.

Difficult question! There are one 'Homecoming Marine',one 'Christmas Homecoming', and at least two just 'Homecoming' by Norman Rockwell. Those are the ones I have found so far, there may be more.

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