Norman Rockwell

Who

Norman Rockwell (1894-1978), American painter and illustrator.

Notes

Associated with American realism and French Realism. Known works include Freedom of Speech, Freedom from Fear and Freedom of Worship.

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Key works

• Freedom of Speech (1943)
• Freedom from Fear (1943)
• Freedom of Worship (1943)
• Four Freedoms (1971)
• Freedom from Want (1943)
• Rosie the Riveter (1943)

In museum collections

• The Love Song (1926)
  Indianapolis Museum of Art ↗
• Boy and Dog: For Sale (1958)
  Minneapolis Institute of Art ↗
• Expressman (1924)
  The Met ↗
• Homecoming (1924)
  Smithsonian American Art Museum ↗
• Hot Stove League (1956)
  Saint Louis Art Museum ↗
• Lion and Zookeeper (1954)
  The Met ↗
• Norton Wins, "Ralph made a desperate flying leap into the demolished cab" (1916)
  National Gallery of Art ↗
• Thanksgiving (1943)
  Saint Louis Art Museum ↗
• The New Television Set
  LACMA ↗
• Town Meeting (1943)
  The Met ↗
• Tramp and Dog (1924)
  The Met ↗

See the work

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See also

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