Plymouth Theatre Playbill (Abe Lincoln in Illinois) Signed Print Puzzles

Plymouth Theatre Playbill (Abe Lincoln in Illinois) Signed Print PuzzlesOriginally created as an illustration representing actor Raymond Massey as Abraham Lincoln for a Plymouth Theatre playbill in 1939. Measuring 7 x 9 inches, this playbill is personally signed by Rockwell in permanent ink in the lower center. The purchase of any limited edition Norman Rockwell print is accompanied by an Authenticity Certificate signed by our Museum Director, a complimentary one year Museum family membership, and care and handling

So sweet and useful

whom Post editor George Lorimer asked Rockwell not to use so often because his mustache was too identifiable

The original painting was donated to a community group raffle were it sold for only fifty cents

This autographed print reproduction measures 14" by 11" inches on heavy cardstock paper

"A poorly written book is difficult to illustrate

For the first time

1948) measures 14" inches by 18"

Faithful Friends reproduces fifty of Rockwell's finest paintings with canine characters

Don Quixote Pencil signed limited edition serigraph print with airbrush on paper

Although the Russian Army no longer conscripted twelve-year-old Jewish children to serve thirty-one year-long tours of duty

Originally created as an advertisement for Mass Mutual in 1955

as well as 15 new images culled from Rockwell's extensive archive