Tom Sawyer, First Smoke Sepia Signed Print Art Instruction the image quality is highly

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he wrote that "This picture gave me the idea for an April Fools cover containing dozens of Props- all of them wrong

Rockwell drew on a variety of references to create his snowy winter scene

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Features museum logo along with Rockwell's own etching of himself comfortably relaxing in his easy chair enjoying a pipe

Tom Sawyer, First Smoke Sepia Signed Print Art Instruction the image quality is highlyNorman Rockwell (1894 1978 Smoking Huck Teaching Tom & Joe to Smoke From Tom Sawyer Folio, 1936 Story illustration for Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain for Heritage Press, 1936 Media print lithograph on paper Originally created for Mark Twain's 1936 edition of Tom Sawyer, Smoking was hand proofed and printed by Circle Gallery in August 1971. The collotype measures 26 by 20 inches, and the edition consists of 295 impressions. 200 were numbered and 60 artist