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Norman Rockwell — The Peephole
Norman Rockwell

The Peephole

1958

Norman Rockwell's "The Peephole" is an oil on panel work from 1958 that captures a humorous moment of voyeurism with Rockwell's trademark illustrative style. The painting demonstrates his ability to convey narrative and character through precise detail and warm humor.

Medium
oil on panel
Spotted At
Auction House · Phillips

🔨 Auction Lot

20th c. & Contemporary Art Evening Sale

December 7, 2020

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Norman Rockwell, The Peephole, 1958

Norman Rockwell's "The Peephole" is an oil on panel work from 1958 that captures a humorous moment of voyeurism with Rockwell's trademark illustrative style. The painting demonstrates his ability to convey narrative and character through precise detail and warm humor.

Medium
oil on panel
Year
1958
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

American, Voyeurism, Social Commentary, Oil On Panel, Illustration, Narrative, Realism, Domestic Scene, 1950s, Figurative

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