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H. Ross Perot rose from poverty to self-made billionaire

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Subject of famed artwork recalls posing for Norman Rockwell

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Rockwell work at center of controversy gets $8M at auction

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The Latest: George Lucas’ museum buys Rockwell masterpiece

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Civil rights icon, Rockwell subject, coming to Northampton

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This Dec. 20, 2017, photo provided by Cambridge Central Schools shows a display case with photos, an illustration and the door that was once on the Principal's office at Cambridge Central Schools in Cambridge, N.Y. Inside the case is the original door from the principal's office that served as the setting for the Normal Rockwell Saturday Evening Post cover in 1953, known as &quot;Girl With Black Eye,&quot; or &quot;The Shiner.&quot; Steve Butz, a science teacher at Cambridge High School, preserved the door for display after it was replaced during a renovation project. (Steve Butz/Cambridge Central Schools via AP)

Principal’s door from Rockwell’s iconic ‘Shiner’ preserved

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This Dec. 20, 2017, photo provided by Cambridge Central Schools shows a display case with photos, an illustration and the door that was once on the Principal's office at Cambridge Central Schools in Cambridge, N.Y. Inside the case is the original door from the principal's office that served as the setting for the Normal Rockwell Saturday Evening Post cover in 1953, known as &quot;Girl With Black Eye,&quot; or &quot;The Shiner.&quot; Steve Butz, a science teacher at Cambridge High School, preserved the door for display after it was replaced during a renovation project. (Steve Butz/Cambridge Central Schools via AP)

The Latest: Rockwell’s ‘Shiner’ model recalls posing for him

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FILE - In this Nov. 11, 2017 file photo, some 30 protesters gather outside of the Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield, Mass., holding signs bearing pleas to &quot;save the art&quot; and thanking Attorney General Maura Healey for her office's last minute appeals court filing that was successful in delaying the first sale of 40 works of art, including two by Norman Rockwell. The intensifying legal tussle over whether the museum should be allowed to auction the 40 works of art has raised questions about when, if ever, it's appropriate to unload the collection. (Stephanie Zollshan/The Berkshire Eagle via AP, File)

Q&A: Can a museum sell its art to stay in business?

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Museum seeking to sell Rockwell art wants swift legal action

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Norman Rockwell exhibit opens in northern Alabama

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Prosecutor to appeals court: Halt sale of Rockwell art

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Plaintiff in Rockwell suit recalls artist’s influence

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Version of Norman Rockwell’s ‘Tough Call’ to sell at auction

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$35k appraisal surprise for owner of Rockwell self portrait

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Sotheby’s to auction Rockwell painting on 1944 election

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