Tag Archives: Norman Rockwell

An American Artist

Posted on October 10, 2021 by Ken Dowell

Norman Rockwell Museum, Stockbridge, Mass. Continue reading →

Posted in Art | Tagged art, Four Freedoms, museums, Norman Rockwell, painting, Rockwell Museum, Saturday Evening Post, Stockbridge | 9 Comments

A Brief History of Racial and Social Injustice Drawn and Painted

Posted on October 18, 2020 by Ken Dowell

Artists’ views of bigotry, violence and labor unrest in America. Continue reading →

Posted in Art, History | Tagged art, Depression, history, labor, Louisville Flood, Memorial Day Massacre, Norman Rockwell, painting, racism, Sacco and Vanzetti, Scottsboro Boys, social justice, Warhol, Whitney Museum of American Art | 12 Comments

Some Words of Wisdom from FDR

Posted on December 14, 2015 by Ken Dowell

With photos from the FDR National Historic Site in Hyde Park, N.Y. Continue reading →

Posted in History | Tagged Eleanor Roosevelt, FDR, Franklin Delano roosevelt, Freedom From Fear, history, Hyde Park, Norman Rockwell, Presidents, Springwood | 17 Comments

Rockwell as Chronicler of the Civil Rights Movement

Posted on April 29, 2014 by Ken Dowell

If you are in the New York/New Jersey area you have a couple more weeks to catch the Norman Rockwell exhibit at the Newark Museum. I would encourage you to do so. I found the exhibit to be a revelation. … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, History | Tagged art, civil rights, history, museum, Newark Museum, Norman Rockwell, racism | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Norman Rockwell

An American Artist

Some Words of Wisdom from FDR

Rockwell as Chronicler of the Civil Rights Movement

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