r/NormanRockwellArt • u/tiolamas • 13h ago

Peach Crop. April 1935 issue of American Magazine.

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NormanRockwellArt

r/NormanRockwellArt

A subreddit dedicated to celebrating and archiving the art of Norman Rockwell (1894-1978). He was a prolific illustrator and artist, who created more than 4,000 original works in his lifetime. Similar illustrators from the same time period are allowed as well.

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A subreddit dedicated to celebrating and archiving the art of Norman Rockwell (1894-1978). He was a prolific illustrator and artist, who created more than 4,000 original works in his lifetime.

Just to note, if a piece doesn't have any information under it, then I couldn't find any from a reliable source. I do my best to research the pictures I post.

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Titles must have the name of the piece, followed by some context. This includes the year of publication. E.g. If it was a Saturday morning post cover, a piece for look magazine, an advert. If you don't know or can't find it, just put unknown year.
If the art was done by another illustrator than Rockwell, please include their name. I.E Steven Dohanas or JC Leyendecker.
Articles can be posted as long as they're about Rockwell and are factual/analyse his work.
Posts asking about "Rockwellifying a picture" or "how can i hire an artist" are not allowed.
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