Norman Rockwell "Lovers Serenade" figurine.

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More information about Norman Rockwell "Lovers Serenade" figurine.

This figurine is part of a series inspired by Norman Rockwell's iconic covers for The Saturday Evening Post. Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) was a prolific American painter and illustrator, foremost known for his heartwarming and often humorous depictions of everyday American life. His illustrations graced the cover of The Saturday Evening Post for nearly five decades, capturing the spirit of the nation through changing times.

These figurines were produced in Japan in 1979 by Dave Grossman Designs as part of a collectible series. The figurine depicts a scene of young lovers, with the boy serenading the girl with an accordion, reminiscent of Rockwell's nostalgic style. These figurines are favored among collectors of Rockwell memorabilia and vintage collectibles.