Classic Covers: Harrison Fisher
Known as “The Father of a Thousand Girls,” Artist Harrison Fisher was famous for his beautiful ladies with fabulous hats. ... More
About: Diana Denny
Diana Denny received a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from long enough ago to qualify as a historical document itself. She has spent many hours in what is a playground for history buffs, The Saturday Evening Post archives.
Posts by Diana Denny:
Cartoons: Cell Phones
Sure, your cell phone has become indispensable, but have you noticed how annoying other people are with them? ... More
Classic Covers: Happy Birthday, J.C. Leyendecker
We're celebrating the spring birthday of our most prolific cover artist.... More
Rockwell Ladies in the 1940s
From glamour girls to charwomen, Rockwell had a way with the ladies in the 1940s. Well, a way of depicting them, anyway. ... More
Cartoons: Retirement
If you have not yet retired from the rat race, here's what you have to look forward to. ... More
Classic Covers: Rockwell Kids of the ’40s
Thinking of taking the plunge? That’s exactly why Director Steven Spielberg keeps this Rockwell painting in his office. ... More
Cartoons: The Neighbors
Perhaps there are three sure things in life: Death, Taxes, and Neighbors. ... More
Rockwell Classics from the 1940s
You’re going to love our version of Classic Rock! These beloved covers are all from the 1940s. ... More
A Post Newsboy at the Panama Canal
How did a young boy end up selling The Saturday Evening Post at the Panama Canal in 1909?... More
Cartoons: The 1940s
We’re not sure that the forties were a simpler time, but the “greatest generation” had a great sense of humor! ... More
Classic Covers: Lighthouses
Why are we so fascinated by lighthouses? Is it because they are so picturesque? Or because, if they could talk, what exciting and harrowing tales... More
Cartoons: No Caption Needed
A picture is worth a thousand words, they say. They must be right because these cartoons require no captions. ... More
Classic Art: Look Before You Leap Year
This crazy 1908 cover nicely sums it up, gentlemen: Run! ... More
Rockwell in the 1950s – Part III of III
A teacher, a soda jerk and a United States president (whose own painting attempts were "terrible" according to the artist)—the 1950s Post boasted some of... More
Cartoons: Airline Travel
Sadly, the airlines are in big trouble these days. That doesn’t keep us from making fun of them, of course. ... More
Rockwell in the 1950s – Part II of III
From the classic "Triumph in Defeat" to a controversial topless model, Rockwell in the 1950s continues. ... More
Cartoons: The Shrink’s Couch
The couch in the psychiatrist’s office is probably more cliché than reality, but it provides great comic fodder for Post cartoonists. ... More
