American As Apple Pie
In America, artists’ works are not only shown in museums, they are often displayed on magazine covers. Norman Rockwell produced cover paintings for the Saturday Evening Post, a major magazine of the 1910’s and for many decades later. In the process he became a nationally renowned artist. His precise detail brought him great popularity. “He created a moral myth in which people were reassured of their own essential goodness,” art critic Arthur C Danto told
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calendar. In 1976 the city of Stockbridge celebrated a Norman Rockwell Day. On November 8, 1978, Rockwell died in his home in Stockbridge.
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Walton, Donald, A Rockwell Portrait, Sheed Andrews and McMeel, Inc., 1978
Life, November 13,1970, p.16; July 1993, pp. 84-91.
Newsweek, April 12,1993, pp. 58-59
Saturday Evening Post, May 1994, pp 40-43
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