Norman Rockwell Poster

Norman Rockwell

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For 47 years Norman Rockwell worked for the Saturday Evening Post creating hundreds of paintings interpreting the typical American…”My fundamental purpose,” Rockwell said. Year after year he portrayed the Common Man…the Common Man’s wife, his children, his pastor, barber, doctor, druggist, garage mechanic, grocer, dog and neighbors. Arthur Guptill, author of Norman Rockwell Illustrator... Read more »

Description Rockwell was a masterful storyteller who could distill a narrative into a single frame. His pictures tell stories about the adventure of growing up, of individuals rising up to face personal challenges, the glamour of Hollywood and the importance of tolerance in American life. He created his pictures with strategies similar to those used by filmmakers. The exhibition is based on new research into Rockwell, his work and the relationships between the artist and the movies. It…