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Cobbler Studying Doll's Shoe by Norman Rockwell

April 30, 1921 Issue of The Literary Digest



Cobbler Studying Doll's Shoe, this Norman Rockwell painting, appeared on the cover of The Literary Digest published April 30, 1921...
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This illustration was Rockwell's twenty-fifth picture featured on the cover of The Literary Digest.

Rockwell artwork was featured on the cover of The Digest twelve times just in 1921. A Rockwell cover was published once a month just on this one magazine alone!

Cobbler Studying Doll's Shoe

Here Rockwell presents us with yet another humorous situation.

This cobbler is being asked by a little girl to fix the shoe of a doll.

The quizzical look on his face is almost comical.

Does he have the skill and equipment for this job? We see equipment for regular size shoes on his workbench, but no miniature tools.

The little girl is watching intently. Her doll needs a shoe.

Maybe she is his granddaughter. That would explain why he is interrupting his work on the boot in his lap.

Or maybe his motto is "No job too big or too small."




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The Cobbler by Norman Rockwell from the April 30, 1921 issue of The Literary Digest

Norman Rockwell's Cobbler Studying Doll's Shoe (1921)
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