Collector plate titled 'Dreaming in the Attic' by Norman Rockwell, manufactured by Knowles

This collector plate was produced by Edwin M. Knowles China Company as part of Norman Rockwell's 'Rediscovered Women' series in 1984. The artwork depicts a young woman in an attic setting, surrounded by vintage items, reflecting Rockwell's signature nostalgic American style. The plate was part of a limited edition series that celebrated Rockwell's lesser-known works featuring women in everyday domestic scenes. Norman Rockwell collector plates became highly popular in the 1970s and 1980s, appealing to collectors of Americana, vintage home decor enthusiasts, and fans of Rockwell's iconic illustrative style. These plates are valued by collectors who appreciate mid-century American art and nostalgic imagery, particularly those who grew up with Rockwell's Saturday Evening Post covers. The series represents an accessible way to own reproductions of Rockwell's beloved artwork.