January 9, 2020 • 9 mins
In the case of Robert Stupack, an art aficionado who decided to invest in a Norman Rockwell painting in 1999, one of Rockwell’s studio in West Arlington, Vermont, painted after his studio burned in 1943, it was a combination of curiosity, determination, tenacity and his forensic accounting background that led to the answers that enabled him to successfully make a patent application for authenticating all Norman Rockwell paintings since 1942.
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