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Norman Rockwell Boy Scout Print ADVENTURE TRAIL 1952 Framed and Glass Covered
Norman Rockwell Boy Scout Print ADVENTURE TRAIL 1952 Framed and Glass Covered
Norman Rockwell Boy Scout Print ADVENTURE TRAIL 1952 Framed and Glass Covered
Norman Rockwell Boy Scout Print ADVENTURE TRAIL 1952 Framed and Glass Covered
Norman Rockwell Boy Scout Print ADVENTURE TRAIL 1952 Framed and Glass Covered
Norman Rockwell Boy Scout Print ADVENTURE TRAIL 1952 Framed and Glass Covered
Norman Rockwell Boy Scout Print ADVENTURE TRAIL 1952 Framed and Glass Covered
Norman Rockwell Boy Scout Print ADVENTURE TRAIL 1952 Framed and Glass Covered
Norman Rockwell Boy Scout Print ADVENTURE TRAIL 1952 Framed and Glass Covered
Norman Rockwell Boy Scout Print ADVENTURE TRAIL 1952 Framed and Glass Covered

Norman Rockwell Boy Scout Print ADVENTURE TRAIL 1952 Framed and Glass Covered

$ 15.83

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Date of Creation: 1950-1969
  • Edition Type: Open Edition
  • Subject: Figures, Portraits
  • Print Type: Offset Lithograph
  • Signed?: Unsigned
  • Original/Reproduction: Artwork Reproduction
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Size Type/ Largest Dimension: Small (Up to 14'')
  • Organization: Boy Scouts
  • Condition: Excellent condition (See Photos)
  • Style: Realism

    Description

    The Adventure Trail – 1952
    Scouting Through The Eyes of Norman Rockwell
    production. These prints were distributed by the Boy Scouts of America in the 1960s and 1970s. The print measures 11" X 14" and the image is approximately 9" X 11".  The Frame measures 13" X 16".
    This painting was the Boy Scout calendar for 1952.
    "During most of the scouting movement's many years as an important influence in the lives of the nation's youth, artist Norman Rockwell has been one of the many who have been "doing their best" for the Boy Scouts of America. Year by year, Mr. Rockwell has turned his outstanding talents to the creation of paintings that capture the duties, the objectives, the achievements and the growth of Scouts and scouting. The fine collection of Rockwell prints presented here are an exciting example of the graphic history of the Boy Scouts, and an inspiring evaluation of the spirit and potential of the young men of America." – Boy Scouts of America, New Brunswick N. J. 08903