Dine for the Charleston

I saw it once and I really liked it. It had a little boy in a train’s dining car. It looks like he’s already eaten but he now he’s looking at the menu possibly contemplating whether he has enough money to pay. He’s holding his little coin purse open. And the waiter is standing by just smiling forgivingly and waiting.

Is it, "Boy in a Dining Car" (December 7, 1946) for the Saturday Evening Post?

http://www.soho-art.com/shopinfo/uploads/1072046383_large-image_97_boy_in_a_dining_car_1946_lg.jpg

2 Responses

1. truthyness Says:
   January 17th, 2010 at 4:54 am

   Is it, "Boy in a Dining Car" (December 7, 1946) for the Saturday Evening Post?

   http://www.soho-art.com/shopinfo/uploads/1072046383_large-image_97_boy_in_a_dining_car_1946_lg.jpg
   References :
   http://www.delart.org/HFS_library/finding_aids/norman_rockwell.htm

2. oil painting reproduction Says:
   January 17th, 2010 at 5:06 am

   Yeah, your are right, "Boy in a Dining Car", a chef on the right.

   http://www.angeloilpainting.com/artist.asp?id=40
   References :
   http://www.angeloilpainting.com
   http://www.angelartco.com

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