Description:

This collectible AmeriVox card, valued at $21, prominently features the artwork "Do Unto Others As You Would Have Them Do Unto You" by Norman Rockwell. The image shows a diverse group of children and adults from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds, gathered closely together, embodying a message of unity and kindness. The figures include boys, girls, and adults, some with hands together in prayer or contemplation, illustrating a powerful theme of compassion and understanding.

The design incorporates text elements, including the phrase "Do Unto Others As You Would Have Them Do Unto You" in the center of the image. Below the artwork, the card displays "THE SATURDAY EVENING POST," the date "1 April 1961," and Norman Rockwell's name, signifying its connection to the famous American magazine and the renowned illustrator. At the top, the AmeriVox logo features an American flag and a bald eagle over a map of the United States, along with the tagline "The World's New Voice in Calling."

This card celebrates Norman Rockwell's contribution to American art and Americana, emphasizing themes of kindness and human connection among people worldwide. It stands as an artistic collectible that highlights Rockwell’s iconic style and meaningful social message from an April 1961 publication of The Saturday Evening Post.

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