“People likes the bringing Santy Claus: I guess they don’t think much of the taking-away business.”
Read More about “The Thin Santa Claus” by Ellis Parker Butler
Norman Rockwell and Mead Schaeffer were friends and neighbors, but each artist painted in very different styles.
Read More about The Art of the Post: Mead Schaeffer — The Painter of Moods
Between using our phones and watching our step, our poor necks take a serious beating, but this helpful stretch just might remedy that.
Take a small sandy island, a couple of shipwreck survivors, and at least one palm tree, mix together, and laugh!
Over the decades, passwords have horribly multiplied and morphed until we reached the present state, which some have described as a “nightmare.”
For National Train Day, we recall the moment when coal gave way to diesel power.
Early in his career, Norman Rockwell learned an important lesson from his idol, J.C. Leyendecker, and that’s why people still remember and admire Rockwell’s work today.
Read More about The Art of the Post: Norman Rockwell’s Most Important Art Lesson
Max Headroom’s Chicago TV takeover remains one of America’s classic pranks. Look back at other brilliant hoaxes through the years.
The Saturday Evening Post offers its readers a thoroughly American take on vital issues of the day. If you already have a subscription then verify your existing subscription for access.
Take a small sandy island, a couple of shipwreck survivors, and at least one palm tree, mix together, and laugh!
