NORMAN ROCKWELL

INCOME TAXES, 1945

Sorry, this item is not currently available.

Browse around, because we have lots of other amazing images available.

About the Artwork

Norman Rockwell illustrates the yearly ritual of filing income taxes in this humorous Saturday Evening Post cover from 1945. Similar to his Artist Facing Blank Canvas (The Deadline), the main character in this painting is sitting with his back facing the viewer as he struggles to meet the impending deadline. Rockwell, known for his fastidious nature, has once again placed his subject in rather untidy surroundings, helping to emphasize the frenzied tone of the picture.

Popular Images

About Our Prints

Quality

We love art (a lot) and are proud to offer the highest quality fine art reproductions available anywhere. That’s right – anywhere. From the inks and papers we use all the way to the care we take in packaging every order for shipment, our obsession with quality has no end.

Selection

With many exclusive collections, our product offering of fine art prints, digital posters, and canvas art reproductions is as extensive and diverse as you will find anywhere. That’s right – anywhere. Our curated line contains imagery for all of your decor and design needs.

Customization

You have found the perfect art. Now what? Using our innovative custom framing tool you can preview exactly what your finished and framed art will look like. There is no better way to tell your art that you love it (a lot) than by wrapping it up in a custom frame.

INCOME TAXES, 1945

About the Artwork

Tags

Popular Images

About Our Prints