Choirboy, 1954 by Norman Rockwell - Paper Print - Norman Rockwell Museum

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Saturday Evening Post April 17, 1954.

"On Sundays in the choir room we roughhoused and shouted and wrestled while donning our cassocks and surplices. The sexton, poking his head around the door, would yell that it was time for us to enter church. Plastering down our cowlicks, pushing, jostling, we'd form two lines. Then, suddenly, we'd grow quiet and, solemn-faced, march into the church." Norman Rockwell, 1960.

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CHOIRBOY, 1954

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