Norman Rockwell

On this day in 1916, a 22-year-old Norman Rockwell painted his first cover for The Saturday Evening Post.

To honor the most popular and well-known American artist of all time, today's Google doodle incorporates an illustration by Norman Rockwell.

The article “Rockwell painted civil rights portraits, too," challenges the popular belief that legendary illustrator and storyteller Norman Rockwell ignored racial and social issues.

A landmark exhibition that sheds new light on Norman Rockwell’s art and artistry is on view at Norman Rockwell Museum.

Gari Melchers Home and Studio is hosting the exhibition Picturing Health: Norman Rockwell and the Art of Illustration, organized by the Norman Rockwell Museum.

George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, two of America's most successful filmmakers, have combined their collections of the art of Norman Rockwell, one of America's most celebrated illustrators, for [...]

The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art (CRMA) is pleased to present Norman Rockwell: Fact & Fiction.

The National Museum of American Illustration presents Norman Rockwell: American Imagist, the first Norman Rockwell exhibition ever to be shown in Rhode Island.

Norman Rockwell’s painting Rosie the Riveter, an immensely popular icon of the American work ethic, is now part of the permanent collection at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.

There is a disconnect, a separation (more like a chasm) in the art world between the arbiters of what is and isn't "art" and the American people.