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One Touch of Nature by Norman Rockwell1921 Lemon and Orange Crush AdvertisementThis Orange Crush and Lemon Crush advertisement featured a Norman Rockwell painting, entitled One Touch of Nature. Crush International was just a soda pop company in 1921. Its original name was The Orange Crush Company in 1916 when the business started. In 1921 Crush contracted Norman Rockwell to paint advertisements. This illustration was one of Rockwell's later Crush advertisements. We can tell this because of the quality of the storytelling in the painting. In all, Rockwell is said to have painted twelve illustrations for Crush in 1921. I have only seen five. He was apparently approaching the limits of his creativity by the completion of the twelfth painting. This painting, while technically and aesthetically everything we expect from Rockwell, lacks the usual humorous and narrative qualities of his finest works. I am nonetheless proud to own a copy. Read more about Norman Rockwell and The Crush Company advertisements here. Orange and Lemon Crush:
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