In one of his most respected paintings, Rockwell captures the poignancy of growing up. However, the model “had no idea what he was talking about.”... More

Mary Whalen Leonard shares what it was like to grow up in the same community as Norman Rockwell.... More

Ever wonder how Norman Rockwell achieved some of the poses we see? With close-ups and insight from model Mary Whalen Leonard, we'll show how a... More

We would like to say that no babies were harmed in the making of this classic Rockwell cover, but the baby may disagree: Meet Rockwell... More

During the Great Depression, Rockwell's illustrations helped lift the spirit of the nation.... More

Rockwell Model Chuck Marsh Jr. discusses what it was like working with America's best-loved artist.... More

In Spring of 1944 Norman Rockwell visited his local ration board -- with sketchpad in hand, of course.... More

Did you know that Norman Rockwell sold everything from socks to insurance? Like most hard-working artists, Rockwell illustrated advertisements. ... More

From glamour girls to charwomen, Rockwell had a way with the ladies in the 1940s. Well, a way of depicting them, anyway. ... More

You’re going to love our version of Classic Rock! These beloved covers are all from the 1940s. ... More

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

From the classic "Triumph in Defeat" to a controversial topless model, Rockwell in the 1950s continues. ... More