Born February 3, 1894, Rockwell sold his first cover to the Curtis Publishing Company in 1916, which began a career spanning almost 60 years. The pale, lean-limbed pipe smoking illustrator worked seven days a week, with only a half day off for Christmas, to produce canvas images of the nation he loved. No one captured America like Rockwell.

The Rockwell Gallery Collection, formerly the The Curtis Center Museum of Norman Rockwell Art, has given us the opportunity to share in that legacy. The museum opened its doors for business in February of 1976, directly across the street from Independence Hall. The museum was housed in the original Curtis Publishing Building, the very same place that years earlier Norman Rockwell hand carried his cherished paintings to the editors of the Saturday Evening Post.

For 22 years the museum entertained thousands upon thousands of visitors including world dignitaries and well-known public personalities. In 1998 the museum was closed and is now exclusively this on-line and mail order based supplier of Norman Rockwell prints and posters.

The Rockwell Gallery Collection's knowledgeable staff can also help you locate a variety of hard to find prints, figurines, plates and other Norman Rockwell collectibles.
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P.O. Box 126 - Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006
Info (215) 969-5619 - Fax (215) 969-6466 - Orders (800) 877-0163