Arthur L. Guptill; Dorothy Canfield Fisher; Jack Alexander

New York: Watson-Guptill Publications / American Heritage Press, 1971. Stated third printing. A richly illustrated and authoritative study of Norman Rockwell’s artistic life and process, featuring hundreds of reproductions, preparatory sketches, and commentary on the creation of his most iconic works. Includes biographical essays and critical notes by Fisher and Alexander, with Guptill’s detailed analysis of technique, composition, and working methods.

This copy is in near new condition, exceptionally clean and bright, with tight binding and pristine pages. Housed in the original slipcase, which is good, showing only light shelf wear and minor rubbing typical of handling. A handsome, collectible example of one of the definitive Rockwell monographs.