Framed Norman Rockwell Print: Shuffleton's Barbershop

This is a large, square-format framed print of the iconic 1950 painting 'Shuffleton's Barbershop' by Norman Rockwell, originally created for The Saturday Evening Post. The overall dimensions are approximately 35 inches by 35 inches. The artwork depicts the interior of a darkened barber shop viewed through a front window, with a brightly lit back room where several men are seen playing musical instruments together. The gold lettering on the window reads 'BARBER' and 'F. SHUFFLETON PROP'. The print is housed in a substantial dark cherry or mahogany-finished wood frame with a traditional multi-tiered fluted profile. It is professionally matted with a dual-matting technique featuring a neutral tan outer mat and a thin dark inner border that provides visual depth. The print quality suggests a high-resolution lithograph or giclée reproduction with fine detail preserved in the textures of the old stove, the barber chair, and the soft light spilling into the foreground. The condition appears stable with no visible tearing or water damage to the paper. The frame shows minor surface handling wear consistent with display. This nostalgic piece captures Rockwell's mid-century Americana style, emphasizing community and small-town life through expertly rendered light and shadow.