Norman Rockwell, “The Art Critic” (1955), oil on canvas, 39½ × 36¼ inches, cover illustration for the Saturday Evening Post, April 16, 1955, NRM.1998.04 (museum purchase) Rockwell used live ...

The Norman Rockwell paintings depicting an iconic Vermont industry had been hanging in the corporate offices of Rock of Ages, but can now be seen by many more people at a local landmark ...

It’s entirely possible the painting at left, a 1939 Norman Rockwell work called Sport, was not stolen from Welpak Art Moving and Storage. Perhaps the painting got shipped in place of another ...

He makes art critics cringe ... with tiny LEDs embedded in the canvas) - has arguably given more pleasure to the masses than any artist since Norman Rockwell. In theory, one could argue that ...

Curtis Licensing / Norman Rockwell Art Collection Trust Rockwell’s scenes gave people “something they could remember,” says Kimble, an associate professor of communication at Seton Hall ...

Submitted photo / Heritage Auctions The Norman Rockwell self-portrait ... s premium paid to the auction house). The oil-on-canvas Rockwell painting “To Keep Myself Physically Strong ...

Norman Rockwell’s three sons are fighting back in court against the Berkshire Museum’s plan to auction off 40 works of art next month, including two pieces from their famous father. PITTSFIELD, Mass. ...

Nor was it likely Norman Rockwell anticipated the effect his painting of those historic steps would have. An artist who specialized in magazine covers, Rockwell stretched the era's publishing ...

Thom, who was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1915, found work an an illustrator in 1939 for General Motors and Detroit Edison. By 1945, he was an independent artist. His work, often compared to ...