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Produced by the Norman Rockwell Museum in 1986, this tankard-style porcelain mug reproduces "Music Master," which first appeared on the cover of Life Magazine on November 11, 1920. A country boy playing flute, now on your morning coffee table.
Maker: Norman Rockwell Museum Collection
Materials: Porcelain
Dimensions: 4.5"H × 3.25" base diameter
Origin: Japan (estimated)
Era: 1986
Condition: Very good. Light wear on the gold bottom rim. No chips, cracks, or scratches. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
At 4.5 inches tall with a tankard-style silhouette, this mug has real presence in hand, with the illustration's fine linework reproduced crisply on the porcelain body.
It's a natural fit for a Norman Rockwell collector, a vintage Americana enthusiast, or anyone who appreciates the quiet storytelling of a great illustrator in their everyday objects.
"Music Master" has remained one of Rockwell's most warmly recognized images since its 1920 debut. The mug is stamped on the back with the painting's title and date.
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