America’s Artist
Norman Rockwell didn’t create his celebrated images using only brush and paint. They often took shape first as scenes that Rockwell literally acted out. Showing their appreciation for his storytelling talents, film directors George Lucas and Steven Spielberg share their private Rockwell collections with the Smithsonian for the upcoming exhibit Telling Stories.
Norman Rockwell
Happy Birthday, Norman Rockwell!
We salute Norman Rockwell, who is inextricably identified with The Saturday Evening Post, and an American icon.
Rockwell in the 1950s – Part I of III
Norman Rockwell didn't have to venture far from home to find just the right models for these covers.
Rockwell in the 1960s – Part II
We conclude our journey of Rockwell in the '60s with a few covers that don’t exactly look like “Rockwells.”
Rockwell in the 1960s – Part I of II
We’re beginning a tour of Rockwell by decades, beginning with the 1960s and traveling back to the 19-teens. We hope you’ll join us for the whole fascinating journey!
Rockwell Paints Rockwell
How often did Norman Rockwell show up in his own art? You’ll be surprised!
Legendary Thanksgiving Post Covers
Norman Rockwell and his mentor, J.C. Leyendecker, not only created more Post covers than any other artists, their art helped shape the way Americans think about Thanksgiving. The Saturday Evening Post is giving thanks for its two greatest artists.
A Closer Look at Classic Rockwells
You my be familiar with these classic Rockwell covers. But could there be details you've missed?
Rockwell’s Silly Side
Norman Rockwell had a terrific sense of humor, as reflected in some of his most famous Post covers. Join us in a look at the fun side of America's favorite artist.
Rockwell’s School Teachers
“Happy Birthday, Miss Jones” is a Rockwell classic. But it wasn’t without reader complaints.
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