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Rockwell knew in his mind what he wanted from the pose and was very
animated in manipulating my limbs to achieve the exact desired pose. |
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better look at his studio. The first studio that I posed in was on Main Street in Stockbridge, MA over the grocery store. Later he converted a run-down old barn behind his house into
a beautiful studio which has since been moved to the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge for all to see and enjoy. |
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People often ask me how it was possible to hold
a pose like this for such a long time. Luckily for me he usually had a photographer shoot the pose and he created his paintings from the photographs. As you can see, this was not one
of those times and I remember my arm getting very tired. |
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Scotty Ingram Collector's Club
email: scotty@rockwellclub.com
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