A “lost” Norman Rockwell has been found and authenticated by the first patent of its type ever issued by the US Patent and Trademark Office.

 

Norman Rockwell realized that forgeries and false attribution of his works demanded a solution. He developed a technique to conceal his initials and other information in every painting he created after 1942. 

 

 Robert Stupack was just the man to devote time and energy to uncover Norman Rockwell’s methodology.  Using the "high technology" available in the 1930's, Stupack discovered that Rockwell was able to protect his work and hide information that is not visible to the human eye.

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Insurance Companies, Auction Houses, Museums and Collectors will be interested in this Patented Process

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