Norman Rockwell

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Tenis Kazaglis

the saturday evening pott poster with children sledding down a hill

Norman Rockwell Prints

Joseph Christian Leyendecker

Saturday Post

Life In The 1950s

Saturday Evening Post Covers

Norman Rockwell Art

Rockwell Paintings

Norman Rockwell Paintings

Post Cover

"Stereopticon" or "Sphinx", January 14,1922 Giclee Print by Norman Rockwell | Art.com

""Tobogganing,"" Saturday Evening P

a painting of two men sitting on a bench next to a dog and another man

Norman Rockwell Thanksgiving

Dwight Eisenhower

Cover Illustrations

The Saturday Evening Post

American Illustration

(#9) Norman Rockwell 1894 - 1978

Norman Rockwell1894 - 1978 Norman Rockwell 1894 - 1978 COLOR STUDY FOR BREAKING HOME TIES C...

an old fashioned christmas card shows a man giving a woman a kiss

Norman Rockwell Christmas

Santa Klaus

Saturday Evening Post

Evening Post

Holiday Painting

My Paisley World

I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus ~ Norman Rockwell

the cover of leslie's magazine features an image of a woman in blue

Stockbridge Massachusetts

Vintage Magazine Covers

The Party Wire, the 3/22/1919 Norman Rockwell Leslie's Cover

"The Party Wire" 3/22/1919 by Norman Rockwell for Leslie's Illustrated Weekly Newspaper, cover

the front page of le petit journal with an image of two men sitting at a table

Electric Chair

Country Gentleman

Literary Magazine

Illustration Magazine

In Redeemed Belgium, the 12/14/1918 Norman Rockwell Literary Digest cover

“In Redeemed Belgium” by Norman Rockwell, 1918 ｜ Appeared on the cover of The Literary Digest published Dec. 14, 1918. An alternate title for this work is "Soldier Dining in European Home". The scene shows Christmas dinner in 1918, in Oct. 1918, Germany requested a ceasefire and its allies rapidly followed. Though WWI was not officially over until 7 months later, an air of peaceful optimism permeated the American consciousness. Norman Rockwell reflected this optimism in this picture.

a man and woman sitting on top of a chair next to each other holding papers

Normal Rockwell

Vintage Life Magazine

Life Magazine Covers

My Mother, the 12/19/1918 Norman Rockwell Life Magazine cover

“My Mother” by Norman Rockwell, 1918 ｜ Appeared on the cover of Life Magazine published Dec. 19, 1918. Alternate title for this is "Soldier with French Woman". The days and months immediately after WW1 must have felt almost heavenly to both soldiers and civilians alike. Here we see a young American soldier and an older French woman. Implied in this is a relationship between them. Perhaps the woman's family has taken the soldier under their wing while he's still stationed in France.

two older men sitting at a table playing chess

5th Grade Art

April Fool

April Fool: Checkers, Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post Cover 1943

Favorite Norman Rockwell painting

an advertisement for collie's the national weekly with two men and a child

Ladies Home Journal

Home Journal

War Hero Job Hunting, the 3/1/1919 Norman Rockwell Collier's Cover

“War Hero Job Hunting” by Norman Rockwell, 1919｜ Appeared on Collier's on Mar. 1, 1919. This was the 1st cover by Rockwell to appear on Collier's and the 1st of 4 in all. WW1 wasn't officially over, yet a state of truce had been declared, soldiers had started returning home. More in those days weren't content to rest on their laurels than today. Both the soldier and his family acknowledge that it's time for him to go out and find a job. It's time for him to contribute to his family once more.