In 1916, at the age of 22, Norman Rockwell painted his first cover for The Saturday Evening Post. Throughout the course of his ensuing decades-long partnership with America's most popular magazine, Ro...

“Why, oh, why do I paint such involved and complicated pictures?” Norman Rockwell bemoaned in 1979, recalling the herculean task of completing his 1949 painting Road Block. “There are about twenty-fiv...

The present work is a study for the cover image of a calendar that Rockwell executed for the Boy Scouts of America in 1959....

Norman Rockwell’s Cheerleaders appeared on the cover of The Saturday Evening Post on February 16, 1952. By the early 1950s, Rockwell’s Post covers had achieved a pervasive level of popularity, yet the...

The present work is a color study for one of Norman Rockwell’s most iconic paintings, Shuffleton's Barbershop, which appeared on the cover of The Saturday Evening Post on April 29, 1950. Famously meti...

Norman Rockwell executed The Bookworm for the August 14, 1926 cover of The Saturday Evening Post. It features one of the artist's favorite models of the 1920s, James K. Van Brunt. An ideal model and s...