3 Colors, 6 Sizes
Norman Rockwell How Goes The War On Poverty? by Norman Rockwell - Painting on Canvas
By Latitude Run®
14" H x 20" W x 1.75" D, Black Floater Frame
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In 1963, Rockwell began to create paintings that allowed him to address more substantive matters. Responsible for helping to shape the perception of American society and culture in the 20th century, Rockwell could be considered a documentarian and a mythmaker. Now free to openly express his views on current events, Rockwell painted some of his most powerful works, which dealt directly with issues like poverty, civil rights, and the Vietnam War. Approved by the Norman Rockwell Family Agency. Our solid-faced canvases are certified museum-grade and designed to withstand the test of time. Durability, image clarity and color accuracy are our top priority, as we use archival inks to prevent fading and to preserve as much fine detail as possible with no over-saturation or color shifting. Featuring a proprietary design, these canvases produce the tightest corners without any bubbles, ripples, or bumps, and will not warp or sag over time. Additionally, our canvases include a finished backing with pre-installed hanging hardware that adds an extra level of style. Choose with or without a floating frame to achieve your desired look. This giclee wall art is sure to become the focal piece of your living room, family room, great room, bedroom, bathroom, office, kitchen, dining room, game room, bar, or more!
