Even Rockwell himself was photographed when a model wasn't unavailable. The making of Norman Rockwell's Saturday Evening Post Covers 13 photos "He really was a thinking painter.

The painting turned out to be “Home for Thanksgiving,” a Norman Rockwell original that had been donated to the Legion – along with $500 - by a local priest in 1959, when members were in the ...

Five paintings by Norman Rockwell are among a group to be auctioned off this month in Dallas. The paintings currently belong to the Boy Scouts of America and will be auctioned as part of the ...

Was Norman Rockwell a great artist? MS. HENNESSEY: I think that he was a very important painter, and that many of his paintings are great paintings.

If one prepared themselves mentally for a classic Norman Rockwell exhibition, psyched themselves up by re-reading Dave Hickey's twisty, impassioned defense of Mr. Saturday Evening Post, and came ...

Norman Rockwell gave the Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield his wonderful painting “Shuffleton’s Barbershop” in 1958. Most of his family members, including his son Thomas, believe this painting ...

The painting depicting the artist visiting a Missouri newspaper is expected to fetch between $10 and $15 million, funds the club will use to expand its journalism programs.

During Rockwell’s Arlington years, the faces of Vermonters were the face of small-town America, as he enlisted dozens of his neighbors to pose. Rockwell insisted that real, ordinary people ...

The Boy Scouts of America’s 321-piece art collection, including Norman Rockwell paintings, is heading to the auction block to raise funds for the compensation of sex-abuse survivors as part of a ...

Appraisal: Norman Rockwell Oil Painting & Chair, ca. 1952, from Boston Hour 1. Watch Alasdair Nichol's appraisal of a Norman Rockwell oil painting and chair, ca. 1952, in I Was There.

Vermont artist Norman Rockwell (left) and cartoonist Don Trachte, as pictured in a 1955 autographed photo. Trachte hung “Breaking Home Ties” in his living room.

The Boy Scouts of America is auctioning off the entirety of its 321-piece art collection, which includes works by Norman Rockwell, Walt Disney, and J.C. Leyendecker, and is valued at around $59 ...