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Norman Rockwell's America

Norman Rockwell: Bridge Game - The Bid — Bridge Game - The Bid, 1948
Saturday Evening Post cover, May 15, 1948 Photograph: SEPS/Curtis Publishing

Norman Rockwell: Charwomen in Theater — Charwomen in Theater, 1946
Saturday Evening Post cover, April 6, 1946 Photograph: The National Museum of American Illustration/American Illustrators Gallery

Norman Rockwell: Volunteer Fireman — Volunteer Fireman, 1931
Saturday Evening Post cover, March 28, 1931 Photograph: SEPS/Curtis Publishing

Norman Rockwell: Homecoming — Homecoming, 1948
Saturday Evening Post cover, December 25, 1948 Photograph: SEPS/Curtis Publishing

Norman Rockwell: No Christmas Problem Now — No Christmas Problem Now – Santa with a Parker Pen, 1929
Parker Duofold advertisement, Saturday Evening Post, December 14, 1929 Photograph: The National Museum of American Illustration/American Illustrators Gallery

Norman Rockwell: Cousin Reginald Plays Pirates — Cousin Reginald Plays Pirates
Country Gentleman magazine cover, November 3, 1917 Photograph: The National Museum of American Illustration/American Illustrators Gallery

Norman Rockwell: Breakfast Table Political Argument — Breakfast Table Political Argument, 1948
Saturday Evening Post cover, October 30, 1948 Photograph: SEPS/Curtis Publishing

Norman Rockwell: Petticoats and Pants — Petticoats and Pants, 1918
Judge Magazine cover, June 1, 1918 Photograph: nal Museum of American Illustration/American Illustrators Gallery

Norman Rockwell: Self-portrait — Triple Self-Portrait, 1960
Saturday Evening Post cover, February 15, 1960 Photograph: SEPS/Curtis Publishing

Norman Rockwell: The Party after the Party — The Party after the Party, 1922
Edison Mazda advertisement, Ladies’ Home Journal, 1922 Photograph: nal Museum of American Illustration/American Illustrators Gallery

Norman Rockwell: The Runaway - Runaway Boy and Clown — The Runaway - Runaway Boy and Clown, 1922
Life magazine cover, June 1, 1922 Photograph: National Museum of American Illustration/American Illustrators Gallery

Norman Rockwell: Threading the Needle — Threading the Needle, 1922
Saturday Evening Post cover, April 8, 1922 Photograph: SEPS/Curtis Publishing

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