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The Funny Mirror by Norman RockwellAugust 13, 1921 Issue of The Saturday Evening Post
The Funny Mirror, this Norman Rockwell painting, appeared on the cover of The Saturday Evening Post published August 13, 1921... This painting was Rockwell's forty-first overall picture featured on the cover of The Post and the fifth Rockwell cover in 1921. The Post featured a Rockwell illustration on its cover seven times in 1921. The Funny MirrorWow, that is one funny-looking boy in that mirror! In this painting, Norman Rockwell shows us another joy of childhood, the carnival. This boy is wandering through the Fun House. He rounds a corner and sees himself in this mirror. The image of himself with a different body shape is hilarious.
The Funny Mirror was only one of 322 Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post covers;
Here is the list of Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post cover illustrations.
Here is the complete list of all Norman Rockwell magazine covers. His legs and lower torso are longer. His head and upper torso are more compressed. He looks much taller. He has dropped the stick his balloon is tied to.
He holds a sucker in his left hand. It looks big in the mirror. I wonder if it is bigger or smaller in the mirror...
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