Norman Rockwell THE RUNAWAY Postcard 1958 Diner Police Officer Boy Art For Sale

Discover a timeless piece of Americana with this captivating postcard featuring Norman Rockwell\'s iconic artwork, \"The Runaway.\" Originally gracing the cover of The Saturday Evening Post on September 20, 1958, this image beautifully captures a poignant moment at a diner counter. A kind police officer engages a young boy, who sits with a small bindle by his feet, hinting at a youthful adventure. The scene is completed by a watchful diner cook, adding to the narrative depth and charm characteristic of Rockwell\'s storytelling.This postcard is a wonderful reproduction of the beloved painting, showcasing Rockwell\'s masterful ability to portray everyday life with warmth and emotion. It was published by Classico San Francisco, Inc., under license from The Curtis Publishing Company, ensuring an authentic representation of the original 1958 artwork. A perfect collectible for enthusiasts of classic American illustration, Norman Rockwell\'s legacy, or those who appreciate vintage-inspired art capturing the spirit of mid-century life and human connection.THIS IS A CONTINENTAL SIZE 4\"X6\" POSTCARD. This is an original postcard see pictures for condition use the zoom and please ask questions. Any long straight black or white lines on the image that extend over the edges of the postcard were caused by pieces of dirt/dust on the scanner plate and are not on the card itself.