"In American mirror, biographer and art critic Deborah Solomon draws on unpublished papers to explore the relationship between Rockwell's anguished creativity and his genius for reflecting American innocence ... [The author] explains why Norman Rockwell deserves to be remembered…
"In American mirror, biographer and art critic Deborah Solomon draws on unpublished papers to explore the relationship between Rockwell's anguished creativity and his genius for reflecting American innocence ... [The author] explains why Norman Rockwell deserves to be remembered…
This volume contains 437 illustrations, 43 in color, plus 250 covers for the Saturday Evening Post done over a period of thiry years, and offers a pictorial panorama of a growing and changing America.
This volume contains 437 illustrations, 43 in color, plus 250 covers for the Saturday Evening Post done over a period of thiry years, and offers a pictorial panorama of a growing and changing America.
By Arthur L. Guptill, pref. by Dorothy Canfield Fisher; biographical introduction by Jack Alexander.
Text and captioned illustrations present selections of the artist's work and a brief biographical sketch.