Extensively illustrated, Norman Rockwell: Drawings, 1911–1976 is the first book dedicated to the artist’s prolific but largely private drawing practice.
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A Prolific Female Artist in the Male-Dominated Pages of Pulp Magazines
In the 1940s, Gloria Stoll Karn contributed a decade of dynamic covers to pulp stories of romance, crime, and horror.
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Norman Rockwell Museum Invites Artists to Reimagine the Four Freedoms
Open call to artists working in all media for the “Reimagining the Four Freedoms” juried exhibition and international tour.
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How Cold War Politics Sabotaged Norman Rockwell’s Art
An exhibition at the Norman Rockwell Museum tracking the drop and resurgence in popularity of narrative art raises much bigger questions than it set out to address.
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50,000 of Norman Rockwell’s Photographs Digitized
Norman Rockwell may be best known for his Saturday Evening Post cover illustrations and homey paintings of idealized Anytown, USA scenes, but in terms of sheer numbers he was primarily a photographer.
