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Classic covers by the beloved artist include Rosie the Riveter, The Runaway, Triple Self-Portrait, Soda Jerk, Before the Shot, and Freedom from Want, also known as "The Thanksgiving Picture."
Illustrator Hanna Karlzon is stirred by the nature that surrounds her in her native northern Sweden; she finds inspiration from her mother's garden and childhood memories, playing in the forest or in fields of flowers. Her dreamlike elements of a Swedish summer will lull anyone into a coloring daydream. Daydreams postcards are meant to be colored and shared:
Nostalgic poster images evoke a world of romance, glamour, and adventure. Twelve colorful postcards in a variety of early-20th-century styles offer appealing invitations to vacation at the New York World's Fair of 1939, Atlantic City, the beaches of California and the Mediterranean, Italy, France, and other exciting locales.
Weegee held a mirror up to New York and revealed a city that was provocative and gripping, while at the same time managing to capture the City's heart. --Miles Barth, International Center of Photography.
Capturing the simplicity and sweetness of mid-20th-century American life, six cards feature classic cover illustrations by three of the famous magazine's most celebrated artists. Images include Milkman Meets Pieman, Billboard Painters, Penny Candy, and Pete's Double Headers by Stevan Dohanos, plus Brushing Their Teeth by Amos Sewell and Doggy Buffet by Richard Sargent.
An unprecedented study of Norman Rockwell's creative process, pairing masterworks of American illustration with the photographs that inspired their execution
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For seven decades Norman Rockwell captured the essence of the American spirit, creating art for magazines (more than 300 Saturday Evening Post covers), children's books, calendars, and advertisements, heartwarming and poignant images that touch us still. Norman Rockwell traces the evolution of the artist and his craft through his paintings, sketches, and photographs of him at home. And, of course, there is the artwork itself; the diverse array of full-color reproductions here represent Americans at work, at play, at home, and fighting for the Four Freedoms during World War II.