When you think of the Saturday Evening Post you think of those ultra-Americana covers by Norman Rockwell, but it was a gay, German-born artist named J.C. Leyendecker who set the magazine's apple ...

Works on paper, Pencil, charcoal, and wash on paper laid on Masoni C.D.B. Bryan, Mort Walker and the Art of Illustration, Architectural Digest, July 1988, p. 64, illustrated. This work is included in ...

The exhibition will present all 323 of the legendary covers created for The Saturday Evening Post by the renowned American painter and illustrator, Norman Rockwell (1894-1978).

An iconic Saturday Evening Post cover composed by artist Norman Rockwell is on display on Google Doodle. The painting -- one of Rockwell's most popular and which appeared on the front cover of the ...

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.

How relevant are four Norman Rockwell paintings from 1943? ... These paintings were made for the Saturday Evening Post, ... Rockwell left the Post and began contributing to Look magazine.

The America shown in Norman Rockwell's Saturday Evening Post covers probably never anticipated a company like Google.But it would no doubt approve of the website's understated tribute today. In ...

The archival cover of the May 23, 1953 Saturday Evening Post featuring Mary is among 323 on view in a large rectangular room at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. This May ...

But past the Post covers, there was another side of Rockwell. In 1963, a seminal year in civil rights history, Rockwell ended his association with the Saturday Evening Post and started ...

Jun. 16—Walking into the Mystic Museum of Art feels like traveling into the past. Along the deep blue walls in the Davis Gallery are an array of images that capture this country during the early ...

This painting, which shows an older woman and young boy saying grace in a crowded restaurant as the other diners look on, was the cover of the Saturday Evening Post’s 1951 Thanksgiving issue.

Study for cover of The Saturday Evening Post, May 27, 1944. Norman Rockwell discovered an antique gilt frame in a junk shop; the frame carved with axes, hoses, ladders, and other firefighting ...