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vintage sweatshirt featuring iconic Norman Rockwell artwork from The Saturday Evening Post. This specific illustration is "Rosie the Riveter's" lesser-known but equally industrious peer, often called "Liberty Girl" or "Woman of the Home Front," originally published on September 4, 1943. About the Designer & Piece The artwork is by Norman Rockwell, America's most famous 20th-century illustrator, known for capturing the spirit of American life. This piece was produced in 1991 under license by The Curtis Publishing Company as part of their "Special American Art Collection." The illustration depicts a woman carrying a chaotic abundance of tools and supplies (a hoe, milk, luggage, a clock, etc.), symbolizing the massive responsibility women took on during World War II. It is a quintessential piece of Americana. Item Description Authentic Vintage 1991 Norman Rockwell "Saturday Evening Post" Sweatshirt Step back into the 90s with this beautifully preserved piece of wearable art. Featuring the September 4, 1943, cover art by Norman Rockwell, this sweatshirt celebrates the "Liberty Girl" of the WWII era. • Era: 1991 (Dated on graphic and tag) • Brand: The Saturday Evening Post / Curtis Publishing Company • Origin: Made in U.S.A. • Material: 50% Cotton / 50% Polyester (Soft, vintage heather grey fleece) • Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Graphic is crisp with minimal fading. Original tags intact. • Style: Classic boxy 90s fit with ribbed cuffs and waistband. Sizing & Measurements Tag Size: Large (L) • Pit to Pit (P22): 22 inches • Length (L24.5): 24.5 inches • Shoulder to Shoulder (S22.5): 22.5 inches • Sleeve Length (SL22.5): 22.5 inches SKU : MIX47
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