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Artist Profile
Norman Rockwell
American
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1894–1978
American Illustration
Realism
Also known as:
Long dismissed as an illustrator rather than a fine artist, Rockwell's narrative paintings for the Saturday Evening Post are now recognized as major documents of American life and aspiration. 'Saying Grace' sold for $46 million in 2013. As the distinction between illustration and painting continues to dissolve, his market for original canvases has grown steadily.
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Highest realized prices in the database
Saying Grace
USD 46.09M
Sotheby's
2013-12-04
Two Plumbers
USD 14.97M
Sotheby's
2017-05-23
After the Prom
USD 9.12M
Sotheby's
2014-05-21
The Gossips
USD 8.45M
Sotheby's
2013-12-04
Blacksmith’s Boy – Heel and Toe (Shaftsbury Blacksmith Shop; “I’ll never forget that last hour. And never, I imagine, will any of those who watched. Both men were lost to everything now but the swing from the forge to the anvil, the heels to be turned and the toes to be welded.”)
USD 8.13M
Sotheby's
2018-05-23
Which One? (Undecided; Man in Voting Booth)
USD 6.54M
Sotheby's
2016-11-21
Recent Auction Appearances
Latest lots to appear at auction
Norman Rockwell (1894-1978), "Marriage License" Limited Edition Offset Lithograph, Numbered Inverso with Letter of Authenticity (Disclaimer)
Robinhood Auctions
2026-08-30
Norman Rockwell- Poster
Robinhood Auctions
2026-08-27
Bi-Centennial Celebration of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence
USD 650
Freeman's
2026-08-20
Poor Richard's Almanack
USD 5K
Freeman's
2026-08-20
Marriage License
Robinhood Auctions
2026-08-09
Untitled
Robinhood Auctions
2026-08-06