Serenade by Norman Rockwell - Wall Art

The Saturday Evening Post, September 22, 1928

In Serenade, Norman Rockwell captures a charming scene of youthful courtship. A young man, dressed in his best attire, strums a ukulele, serenading a young woman seated beside him. Her expression is a mix of amusement and contemplation, while a bust of Shakespeare looms in the background, perhaps offering silent commentary on the unfolding drama. This illustration showcases Rockwell's talent for depicting everyday moments with warmth and humor.

Add this delightful piece to your collection and celebrate the adventurous spirit of technological pioneers.

Features

- Museum-grade paper ensures archival quality for long-term display.
- Built-in hanging hardware for easy installation and setup.
- Choice of durable MDF or lightweight Ayous wood frames in classic colors.
- Protective acrylic cover keeps your art safe from dust and damage.
- Elegant matte finish for a museum-quality look and feel.

Care instructions
- If the poster does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.