Norman Rockwell

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an older man is painting on the easel
Artist and Studio
Wax statue of Norman Rockwell doing his famous Triple Self Portrait. Photo by Sue Weisensel.
a man standing in front of a painting next to an artist's easel
In Art News
Norman Rockwell with his 1965 "Lincoln the Rail-splitter" painting.
a painting of a person and a dog in front of a fire place with christmas decorations
Norman Rockwell Christmas Eve Painting
black and white photograph of two people standing in front of a desk with stools
Exhibition: ‘Norman Rockwell: Behind the Camera’ at the Brooklyn Museum, New YorkArt Blart _ art and cultural memory archive
Interesting post from 2011 - exhibit showing original photographs used as reference by Norman Rockwell (pin: Gene Pelham (American, 1909–2004) 'Photograph for Soda Jerk' 1953 )
an older man sitting at a table working on something
a man is painting on an easel in front of some other people with their instruments
1953
an old man sitting in front of a painting holding a paintbrush and brush while looking at it
Norman Rockwell I have the same table!
an older woman sitting at a table working on a piece of art in her home
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Norman Rockwell, 1973.
four different photographs of people sitting in front of a door with the words marriage council written on it
The Photos That Inspired Norman Rockwell’s Paintings
The Photos That Inspired Norman Rockwells Paintings
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an old black and white photo of a woman getting her hair done in a salon
What Photo Inspired This Iconic Painting?
Norman Rockwell Museum Presents The Photographs That Inspired His Iconic American Paintings (PHOTOS)
the saturday evening post cover shows two boys in hats
May 20, 1916 Saturday Evening Post COVER ONLY Norman Rockwell Cover | eBay
The Saturday Evening Post cover of May 20, 1916 - by Norman Rockwell. This was the first cover he did for The Saturday Evening Post.
an advertisement for toothpaste with a smiling girl holding up a piece of paper that says look, mom no cavities
Another rare advertisement illustrated by Norman Rockwell - "Look, Mom - no cavities!" (Crest toothpaste)
an old advertisement for gum and candy featuring a man in uniform with a woman holding a drum
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Rare advertisement illustrated by Norman Rockwell (1937)
an old man sitting in front of a painting holding a paintbrush and brush while looking at it
Artist and Studio
Norman Rockwell working on his painting of Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas 1967. Apparently, he would paint the background features and then cover it with lacquer. Then, as he painted the foreground characters and features, he could easily remove errors or make changes without damaging the background.