Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed reproduction of Norman Rockwell’s famous painting “The Children of Norman Rockwell: $5. Sunset Boy & Girl.” The image depicts a young boy and girl sitting closely together on a rustic wooden bench with the girl's arm around the boy’s shoulder. Both children are seen from behind against a glowing sunset halo. They wear period clothing, with the boy in rolled-up pants and suspenders and the girl in a blue dress. A small dog with a blue collar and leash sits attentively at their feet, adding warmth and charm to the scene.

Above the main illustration, the card displays the heading "THE SATURDAY EVENING POST" in large black letters, referencing the publication for which Norman Rockwell famously created artwork. Additional text includes the date “24 APRIL 1926” and “Norman Rockwell,” crediting the artist. Below the painting, the card includes the AmeriVox logo alongside the American flag with a running figure and the phrase “The World’s New Voice in Calling.” The denomination "$5" is printed clearly in blue in the lower right corner.

This phone card connects Americana, childhood innocence, and beloved art, reflecting Rockwell’s iconic style and themes. It highlights children, puppies, and nostalgic imagery from early 20th-century American life, making it a collectible item for fans of art, Americana, and classic illustrations associated with The Saturday Evening Post.

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