A Good Turn All Over The World by Norman Rockwell
A Time For Greatness by Norman Rockwell
Abstract And Concrete by Norman Rockwell
Affter The Prom by Norman Rockwell
Almanac Scenes by Norman Rockwell
Apollo by Norman Rockwell
April Fools by Norman Rockwell
Ben Franklin At A Dest by Norman Rockwell
Ben Franklin's Bellers by Norman Rockwell
Ben Franklins Sesqui Centennial by Norman Rockwell
Bertrand Russell by Norman Rockwell
Boy And Girl On A Horse by Norman Rockwell
Breaking Home Ties by Norman Rockwell
Checkup by Norman Rockwell
Chirstmas Santa With Elves by Norman Rockwell
Crackers In Bed by Norman Rockwell
Easter Morning by Norman Rockwell
Elect Casey by Norman Rockwell
Extra Good Boys And Girls by Norman Rockwell
Fireman by Norman Rockwell
Fortune Teller by Norman Rockwell
Game Called Because Of Rain by Norman Rockwell
Gary Gooper As The Texan by Norman Rockwell
Harpooner by Norman Rockwell
Home From Vacation by Norman Rockwell
Homecoming G by Norman Rockwell
Ichabod Grane by Norman Rockwell
In Need Of Sympathy by Norman Rockwell
Jester by Norman Rockwell
Lift Up Thine Eyes by Norman Rockwell
Looking Out To Sea by Norman Rockwell
Man Painting Flagpole by Norman Rockwell
Man Threading A Needle by Norman Rockwell
Marriage License by Norman Rockwell
Merry Christmas by Norman Rockwell
Mother Spanking Her Child by Norman Rockwell
No Simming by Norman Rockwell
Old Sea Captain by Norman Rockwell
On Top Of The World by Norman Rockwell
Our Heritage by Norman Rockwell
Paying The Bills by Norman Rockwell
Playing Checkers by Norman Rockwell
Portrait Of Eisenhower by Norman Rockwell
Portrait Of Kennedy by Norman Rockwell
Portrait Of Nixon by Norman Rockwell
Santa 1920 by Norman Rockwell
Saying Grace by Norman Rockwell
Norman Percevel Rockwell (Died: November 8, 1978) was an American author, painter and illustrator. His works have a broad popular appeal in the United States for their reflection of American culture. Rockwell is most famous for the cover illustrations of everyday life he created for The Saturday Evening Post magazine over nearly five decades.
Quotes:
“The secret to so many artists living so long is that every painting is a new adventure. ...
“Commonplaces never become tiresome. ...
“I just wanted to do something important.”