Weighing In (The Jockey) Norman Rockwell horse racing ad art

Weighing In (The Jockey) Norman Rockwell ad art illustration 1950s horse racing vintage 16.00 Vintage ad from 1950s Flexible re pickup Elmsdale Road M4J 3M3 Donlands O'Connor East York Don Mills south exit off DVP Just south of Leaside bridge Can mail out possibly for 5.00 shipping and e-transfer The image is a print of the painting titled Weighing In (The Jockey) by American artist Norman Rockwell. This artwork was originally created for the cover of The Saturday Evening Post on June 28, 1958. The painting depicts a jockey, dressed in pink and white silks with the number 5, standing on a large scale while an official beside him takes notes. The scene captures a classic moment in horse racing, focusing on the required weigh-in process where the jockey's weight, including their saddle, is officially recorded. Rockwell was well known for his realistic artwork that focused on everyday American life, humor, and charm