Featured in this lot is this Norman Rockwell Authorized Estate Seriolithograph called "Young Love: Sleding" originally circa 1948 by Norman Rockwell as a Four Seasons Calendar but authorized for limited construction in 2011. The seriolithograph is comes complete with a Park West Gallery Certificate of Authenticity and Official appraisal for retail replacement price. This seriolithograph is one of two seriolithographs included in the "Young Love" suite and shows a young couple on a sled speeding down a snowy hill with a terrier in the bottom right hand corner. The seriolithograph shows Norman Rockwell's stamped signature in the bottom right hand corner and shows the Estate hallmark in the bottom left hand corner and reads as follows: Authorized Norman Rockwell Estate Signature Stamped 20011 Edition - Signature and Seal licensed by Norman Rockwell Liscensing, Niles, IL. This seriolithograph is considered a numbered edition from the European artist's edition and is numbered épreuve d'artiste 35/85. Norman Rockwell (1894–1978) was a prolific American illustrator best known for his warm, humorous, and idealized depictions of everyday life. His work became iconic through his long association with The Saturday Evening Post, where he produced over 300 cover illustrations between 1916 and 1963. Rockwell’s style was rooted in realism and narrative, capturing the spirit of 20th-century American culture—from small-town innocence to scenes of civil rights activism, such as in his powerful painting The Problem We All Live With (1964). Among his more personal and nostalgic works is the "Young Love" suite, a series of illustrations exploring the theme of adolescent romance. These images, created in the 1940s and 1950s, are tender and gently humorous, portraying the innocence, awkwardness, and charm of youthful affection. The suite showcases Rockwell's skill in storytelling through subtle body language and expressive faces, reinforcing his enduring reputation as a visual chronicler of American life and this particular piece of artwork was originally contracted by Brown and Bigelow for their Four Season's Calendar in 1948. The condition of this Norman Rockwell Authorized Estate seriolithograph is well preserved with no obvious signs of damage to the artwork or the frame but otherwise shows a well preserved condition. The measurements of this framed Norman Rockwell Authorized Estate seriolithograph is 29 1/4" x 27 3/4" and the visible artwork measures 18" x 16 1/2". The collective weight of this seriolithograph is 10lb 14oz.