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Norman Rockwell and the Saturday Evening Post : the middle years 1928-1943 / by Donald R. Stoltz and Marshall L. Stoltz

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Description:Norman Rockwell's later years with The Saturday Evening Post started during the second World War and ended with his decision to leave the Curtis Publishing Company for other challenges. The 40's were a busy time for Rockwell and a time when he was to produce perhaps his finest and most famous works. Poignant scenes of American soldiers away from home and in joyous reunions with family and loved ones fill the covers of the war years. Rockwell's post-war covers provided a healing humor with scenes of everyday life as only he could depict it, and a record of America building and developing. The April Fool covers from this period were a source of great enjoyment to the artist himself as well as to his admiring public. Rockwell depicted the candidates in several presidential elections and met and painted portraits of many U.S. Presidents.Rockwell ended his 47 year career with the Curtis Publishing Company in December 1963 with republication of his famous Kennedy portrait--his way of honoring the fallen president. In 1971, the Curtis Publishing Company honored Rockwell by publishing an issue of The Saturday Evening Post fully devoted to his life and times. In 1973, he received the prestigious Franklin Award from the printing industry, and later that year he accepted an award from the Boy Scouts of America for his outstanding contributions to scouting. For his eighty-second birthday in February 1976, Rockwell was again honored when the Curtis Center Museum of Norman Rockwell Art opened in Philadelphia's Curtis Publishing Building, the very building he had frequented during his years as foremost artist-illustrator for the Post. In 1977, a presidential citation, The Freedom Award, was given him by President Gerald Ford.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Norman Rockwell and the Saturday Evening Post : the middle years 1928-1943 / by Donald R. Stoltz and Marshall L. Stoltz. To get started finding Norman Rockwell and the Saturday Evening Post : the middle years 1928-1943 / by Donald R. Stoltz and Marshall L. Stoltz, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Norman Rockwell's later years with The Saturday Evening Post started during the second World War and ended with his decision to leave the Curtis Publishing Company for other challenges. The 40's were a busy time for Rockwell and a time when he was to produce perhaps his finest and most famous works. Poignant scenes of American soldiers away from home and in joyous reunions with family and loved ones fill the covers of the war years. Rockwell's post-war covers provided a healing humor with scenes of everyday life as only he could depict it, and a record of America building and developing. The April Fool covers from this period were a source of great enjoyment to the artist himself as well as to his admiring public. Rockwell depicted the candidates in several presidential elections and met and painted portraits of many U.S. Presidents.Rockwell ended his 47 year career with the Curtis Publishing Company in December 1963 with republication of his famous Kennedy portrait--his way of honoring the fallen president. In 1971, the Curtis Publishing Company honored Rockwell by publishing an issue of The Saturday Evening Post fully devoted to his life and times. In 1973, he received the prestigious Franklin Award from the printing industry, and later that year he accepted an award from the Boy Scouts of America for his outstanding contributions to scouting. For his eighty-second birthday in February 1976, Rockwell was again honored when the Curtis Center Museum of Norman Rockwell Art opened in Philadelphia's Curtis Publishing Building, the very building he had frequented during his years as foremost artist-illustrator for the Post. In 1977, a presidential citation, The Freedom Award, was given him by President Gerald Ford.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Norman Rockwell and the Saturday Evening Post : the middle years 1928-1943 / by Donald R. Stoltz and Marshall L. Stoltz. To get started finding Norman Rockwell and the Saturday Evening Post : the middle years 1928-1943 / by Donald R. Stoltz and Marshall L. Stoltz, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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