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I thought this was one of the "lost" Norman Rockwell paintings - like the infamous "Turn your head and cough".
Lost? It's fairly frequently posted online. Do you have a source indicating it was lost?
Um ... my comment was a joke (and an obvious one, I thought). Normal Rockwell never did a "Turn your head and cough" illustration. FYI "turn your head and cough" is something doctors used to have you do while holding your nuts in their hand, to detect a hernia.
They still do, no need for an FYI.
No idea how many Rockwell paintings there are or why this would be construed a s a joke, but I guess “whoosh” me.