Csatari never imagined he would work with Rockwell. But he did for eight years, before taking over Rockwell’s position as the official artist of the Boy Scouts of America after Rockwell retired in 1976.
Once again, Norman Rockwell is everywhere! Last week internet search giant Google paid tribute to the illustrator, on what would have been the artist’s 116th birthday…
In celebration of its new exhibition “Norman Rockwell: Behind the Camera,” Norman Rockwell Museum will present the workshop “Face to Face: The Art of the Photographic Portrait” on Saturday, February 13, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Join noted Berkshire photographer Julie McCarthy for a hands-on workshop exploring the fine art of portrait photography. McCarthy [...]
IN MEMORIAM – Henry H. Williams, Jr. 1923-2010
It takes a community and a few visionary leaders to grow an art museum.
Great art museums grow from visionary founders. Norman Rockwell Museum is blessed to have had many, including Norman Rockwell himself, who established his Art Collection Trust and placed it in the custody of the Museum. [...]
