Norman Rockwell
1894–1978 · American · 30 artworks
RegionalismDetailed realismNarrative storytellingIdealized portrayal of American lifeUse of humor and sentimentalityStrong composition
artist bio
Norman Rockwell was a 20th-century American painter and illustrator, best known for his idealized depictions of American life. His works often appeared on the cover of The Saturday Evening Post, capturing everyday moments with warmth and humor.
what you'll learn
Studying Rockwell's work allows students to understand narrative illustration, composition, and the use of light and shadow to create mood and tell a story. Students can also learn about the cultural context of mid-20th century America.
related: Grant Wood, Thomas Hart Benton, Edward Hopper
30 artworks
Pipe and Bowl sign Painter
1926
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Rosie the Riveter
1943
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The Day I Painted Ike
1952
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Parade
1924
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Fruit of the Vine
1930
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Stuck Inside
1922
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Little boy writing a letter
1920
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Cobbler Studying Doll's Shoe
1921
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Man Charting WManeuvers
1944
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And the Symbol of Welcome is Light
1920
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Attic Memories
1925
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Freedom from Want
1943
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Freedom of Speech
1943
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The Facts of Life
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The Runaway
1958
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Man seated by a Radiator
1935
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Spring Flowers
1969
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Artist Facing Blank Canvas
1938
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Grandpa Listening In on the Wireless
1920
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The homecoming
1945
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Teacher's Birthday
1956
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The Soda Jerk
1953
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April Fool Girl with Shopkeeper
1948
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Dress
1949
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Top Hat and Tails
1923
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Ben Franklin's Sesquicentennial
1926
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Football Hero
1955
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Mine America`s
1943
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Soldier and comrads
1919
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Homecoming Marine
1945
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