The present work will be included as an addendum work in the Project Norman database created by the Norman Rockwell Museum, Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
The present drawing is a study for a newspaper advertisement for Orange Nip, a once popular frozen juice product made from Florida oranges. Rockwell's ad was accompanied by an inspiring passage titled "Future Leader," which said that young entrepreneurs like the boy shown selling cups of Orange Nip were destined for bright futures.
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The paper is hinged to the front mat with 8 pieces of tape along the reverse extreme edges. Remnants of old adhesive along the extreme edges and across the top edge in the margin. Scattered pinholes and notations in the margins. Surface dirt along the borders of the image and a few scattered specks and smudges elsewhere. No apparent tears, repairs or paper losses.
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Lot 37Sale 18433
Study for 'Orange Nip Boy (Future Leader)'Norman Rockwell (1894-1978)Estimate: USD 20,000 - 30,000
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