Norman Rockwell

Norman Rockwell was an iconic American illustrator and painter renowned for his depictions of everyday life in America. Born in New York City, Rockwell showed an early talent for drawing and attended art school at age 14. His career took off when he began illustrating for magazines like The Saturday Evening Post, where his work became synonymous with American culture.

Rockwell’s detailed and heartwarming portrayals captured the essence of the American experience, often focusing on themes of family, community, and patriotism. His works, including iconic pieces like “Freedom of Speech” and “The Four Freedoms,” remain beloved and influential.