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FEBRUARY <strong>2017</strong><br />
S M T W T F S<br />
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5 6 7 8 9 10 11<br />
12 13 14 15 16 17 18<br />
19 20 21 22 23 24 25<br />
26 27 28<br />
First Quarter<br />
Full Moon<br />
Daylight Saving Time<br />
Begins (USA, CAN)<br />
Mothering Sunday (UK)<br />
British Summer Time<br />
Begins<br />
Last Quarter<br />
First Day of Spring<br />
New Moon<br />
Ash Wednesday<br />
St. David's Day (Wales)<br />
Use by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
St. Patrick's Day<br />
APRIL <strong>2017</strong><br />
S M T W T F S<br />
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This 1951 illustration for a Plymouth automobile<br />
advertisement went through a number of<br />
variations before finally appearing as pictured.<br />
Commercial art, in many cases, did not give<br />
Rockwell complete creative dimension as he was<br />
often presented with ideas drafted by advertising<br />
agencies and asked to illustrate them.<br />
Use by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
This light and humorous piece could be found in a 1923 issue of Literary Digest. The image was<br />
promoting Valspar varnish with the line, “Valspar is Hallowe’en Proof.” The varnish might protect the<br />
wood from all that water but the man’s vest is another story!<br />
by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
Images by Rockwell would be featured<br />
25 different times in Ladies’ Home<br />
Journal. This warm and nostalgic oil<br />
piece depicting a young woman admiring<br />
her dress in the mirror was included in<br />
issue number 15 in May, 1927.<br />
Use by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
One of Rockwell’s many commercial pieces, this image debuted in the Saturday Evening Post in February,<br />
1923 endorsing Romance Chocolates. It is considered one of the earliest examples of “lifestyle advertising”<br />
depicting a sophisticated young couple enticing each other with chocolate.<br />
by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
Christmas must’ve been a particularly special<br />
time of the year for Norman Rockwell as few<br />
artists have captured the spirit of it so well. This<br />
watercolor painting was originally produced for<br />
Hallmark in 1952, but would go on to appear on the<br />
December, 1955 cover of Child’s Life magazine.<br />
Use by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
Published on March 31, 1923, this was the<br />
44th piece by Rockwell featured on the cover<br />
of Literary Digest. Incidentally, it would<br />
also be one of his last for the publication,<br />
possibly because of the heavy demand for<br />
his work from Saturday Evening Post.<br />
Use by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
This oil painting, which appeared on the<br />
May 27, 1922 cover of Literary Digest,<br />
makes allusion to seamstress Betsy Ross<br />
who sewed the first American flag. The bird<br />
cage above her head and the soldier’s hat<br />
on the table rouse thoughts of the struggle<br />
for freedom which the flag represents.<br />
Use by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
This chilling oil painting, alternatively titled<br />
“Fifteen Below Zero,” graced the January<br />
17, 1920 cover of Literary Digest magazine.<br />
Rockwell portrays an icy shock on the face of<br />
a rosy-cheeked man when he realizes just how<br />
frigid the temperature is.<br />
Use by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
In 1921, this image appeared on the<br />
Literary Digest cover the Saturday after<br />
Thanksgiving. It depicts a couple with<br />
plenty to be thankful for after receiving<br />
a crate full of turkey and trimmings from<br />
Aunt Mary and Uncle Bob.<br />
Use by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
This oil on canvas image was one of<br />
Rockwell’s later works appearing on<br />
the 1972 cover of the Top Value Stamps<br />
catalogue. The image was honed with a<br />
series of pencil illustrations to capture<br />
a special moment between mother<br />
and daughter.<br />
Use by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
One of the most iconic paintings from his<br />
“Sporting Boys” series featuring the same<br />
four boys. Here they appear to be more<br />
engaged in argument than sport after a<br />
particularly intense game of basketball.<br />
The work originally appeared in the 1951<br />
Four Seasons calendar.<br />
Use by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
Alternatively titled, “Shadows on the <strong>Wall</strong>,” this 1922 image promoted Edison Mazda<br />
lamps. It beautifully ties together the warm lighting with the warm bond between<br />
grandfather and grandchildren.<br />
by permission of the Norman Rockwell Family Agency<br />
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Rockwell’s images graced Four Seasons calendars for over a decade with this<br />
one appearing in the 1949 autumn series. The watercolor painting is part of his<br />
“Young Love” series, which featured the playful, romantic endeavors of these<br />
young lovebirds.<br />
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to a Child by Fire)<br />
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