The Art of the Post: See a Side of Norman Rockwell You Might Have Missed
The Norman Rockwell Museum offers a unique opportunity to fully appreciate Rockwell’s attention to detail and commitment to his craft.
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The Norman Rockwell Museum offers a unique opportunity to fully appreciate Rockwell’s attention to detail and commitment to his craft.
Did the artist paint a security camera (or a condom, or a portrait of rigatoni) into “The Red Studio”? An investigation at MoMA looks for clues.
. Robert G. Harris wanted to be an illustrator so badly that he drove his motorcycle all the way from Kansas City to New York, hoping to find work with a magazine. On his journey he took a detour through monsters, ghouls and wild west gunfights. But ultimately his dream came true, and he ended up a prominent illustrator for The Saturday Evening Post. He even became friends with Norman Rockwell. Harris was born in 1911 in Kansas City, Missouri, the son of a hat salesman. He showed artistic promise at an early age, so his parents enrolled him in art lessons at the Kansas City Art Institute. H...