Norman Rockwell: A collection of 337 paintings (HD)
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- Norman Rockwell: A collection of 337 paintings (HD)
Description: "Norman Perceval Rockwell, The Saturday Evening Post’s most famous illustrator, is considered by many to be one of America’s greatest artists. He was a master storyteller via canvas and paint, and his works, capturing the triumphs and foibles of the common man, are as popular today as they were in decades past.
Rockwell’s talent flourished during a period referred to as “The Golden Age of Illustration,” when the nation enjoyed the brilliance of such illustrators as Winslow Homer, J.C. Leyendecker, Maxfield Parrish, N.C. Wyeth, and Ellen Pyle.
Born in New York City on February 3, 1894, Rockwell always wanted to be an illustrator. He transferred to the Chase Art School at the age of 14, and then went on to the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League. There, he was taught by famous artists such as Thomas Fogarty, George Bridgman, and Frank Vincent DuMond. Rockwell’s first major commission came in 1912, when he was just 18, with his first book illustration for Carl H. Claudy’s Tell Me Why: Stories about Mother Nature.
Rockwell later produced works for St. Nicholas Magazine and the Boy Scouts of America’s publication Boys’ Life, of which he later became the art editor. During his three year tenure (1913-1916), he painted several covers, the first, Scout at Ship’s Wheel, appearing on the Boys’ Life September 1913 edition.
Some of Rockwell’s fondest early memories were of summers spent in the country enjoying an adventuresome and carefree existence. His parents took in and cared for boarders, leaving young Rockwell the freedom to spend his days as he wished. Rockwell recalled in his autobiography, “I have no bad memories of my summers in the country,” and remarked that his recollection of this time “all together formed an image of sheer blissfulness.” Many of his experiences during this special time are reflected in his later paintings.
Rockwell’s involvement with The Saturday Evening Post began in 1916. His family had moved to New Rochelle, New York, where a then 21-year-old Rockwell shared a studio with cartoonist Clyde Forsythe, who worked for the Post. Forsythe helped Rockwell submit his first successful cover painting, Mother’s Day Off, to the Post in 1916. Forty-seven years later, Rockwell’s work had appeared 322 times on the cover of The Saturday Evening Post - the last, a portrait of John F. Kennedy, appeared in 1963, a week after the president’s assassination.
Rockwell spent the last 10 years of his career painting about civil rights, poverty, and space exploration for Look magazine. He received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the United States of America’s highest civilian honor, in 1977 for “vivid and affectionate portraits of our country."
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I love Norman Rockwell paintings. Remind me of a kinder more gentle time.
We all miss you so sorely, Mr. Rockwell. Thank you for leaving us a plethora of your timeless work that'll last in hearts forevermore and a day. We love you.🎨💜
I love the magic light of paintings of Norman Rockwell.Greetings from Brazil.
I always loved his way of telling stories with his paintings what a great artist he was. Beautiful paintings I wish I could paint like that. RIP NORMAN ROCKWELL
I love and will always love Norman Rockwell. His message of America will be in my heart forever. The traditional values and small town grandeur is the best.
Same here
My late husband andI had been searching for the autobiography of Norman Rockwell,never found it.
Some time after he passed away in the late 1970's I was directed to a bookshop and there it was..right in the front of me...! Still cherish it,his works are are incredable and they never seas to amaze me.
Rockwell is as timeless as the meaning, the truth shown in his work is remarkably detailed. I never get tired of anything he painted. By far my favorite artist and truly an American treasure.
Rockwells Art always puts a smile on my face...what a talent
When I saw these, and don't get me wrong, I've seen them over and over through the years, but this time, I don't know, it was just different. I started to cry. Maybe because I know the World will NEVER be this innocent again!
Some people say Norman Rockwell was an illustrator and not an artist (he may even have said it himself). But when I look at his work it brings back memories of better (much better) times. He causes me to feel, to have emotions, and to think. I feel good when I look at his art. I've been to Paris and Rome, and seen the famous and expensive paintings. None of them bring out the warm feelings that Rockwell art does. So yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. And yes to all you doubters, Norman Rockwell is an artist--the best artist ever.
Norman Rockwell’s role model, J. C. Leyendecker (whom he deliberately painted one less Saturday Evening Post cover than)? Yeah, he was a commercial illustrator too. 😀
Norman Rockwell is my favorite painter, every painting captures a perfect moment in time.
his paintings have no words but say so much
Lovely, Truly lovely. Thank you so very much for sharing.
This was my great great grandfather! Cool to see his work and all the people it inspired.
HE WAS YOUR GREAT-GRANDFATHER?! YAY!!!
Wow to know a Famous American Artist who is well loved by all Americans.
Thank you for this. I was a child in the '50s, and our family got the Saturday Evening Post, plus which I did Boy Scouts. NR was a fixture in my young life, and when I had the ability to travel later in my life, I visited the facility in Stockbridge. His work made me feel better, then and now.
Amazing the humanity on his work. Was a true artist.
Un très grand artiste qui donnait vie à ça peinture, un talent fantastique ❤❤
As a artist, I will always be inspired by his art.😢
A wonderful artist .
Je suis ravie pour ces peintures et, l'humour si drôle et juste merci pour vos peintures présentées.
Absolute genius man!!
Wow...he was a geniuos...thank you for sharing!
I have ALWAYS love Norman Rockwell 😘
Beautiful!
🎀Norman Rockwell!🎀
Oooohhhhh. Quede" impactado con sus obras. 😱😱😱😱. Que gran artista. 🧐 👌 ( saludos desde 🇨🇱 )
All these wonderful illustrators are very underestimated in the art world
I thoroughly enjoyed watching. Thank you!
Love the music too. I did notice a lot of duplicate images. Plenty of gaps in the music that could have been fixed by removing the dupes. Other than that, I grew looking at Rockwell's work & it does indeed bring back such wonderful memories. The life shown in his works is sadly something kids today won't have the chance to experience. Everything today seems wussy, people offended by every little thing & nobody has a spine. A nation of young wimps. I wish kids today could experience the wonderful life I had as a kid. No white privilege either, my family was not rich & we did without more often that with. Still, it was a wonderful time to be alive.
Yes, I can't imagine Rockwell painting a scene of a young girl getting a sex change. It would disgust him, as well as the rest of the country.
Man, I personally think that You've got to remember those from your childhood, y know, like seeing them at your grandmas when you visit on thanksgiving, or have some american history running in your family to actually enjoy his paintings. The faces he makes are just so... Anappealing. Everything seems to be too proud, so sweet up to a point it makes the viewer sick. Those are unreal pieces of thr dream that never was
I love this Art of Norman Rockwell of simpler times of Calendars of long gone times.
Great. Compilation. Thanks.
It's rare that I can look at a painting and feel emotional. Rockwell has that ability in so many of his works.
Обалденные рисунки.Прямо как миг вырванный из жизни.Очень динамичные и в то же время добрые сюжеты из повседневной жизни
Norman Rockwell paintings are a portal into mindfulness! #HeartSpace
LOVE his work!
So beautful oh how we have changed
My favorite artist - Americana
Tom Lovell and Norman Rockwell, the Masters!!!
His pictures remind me of happier times😊
Love this artist. What is the musical selection accompanying this video?
espetacular. Conheci seus trabalhos a pouco tempo, são maravilhosos, é um grande artista, nada que possa diminui-lo, pensar ao contrário é ser preconceituoso.
Innocent family, neighbors and friends. painted with love
It gives me the feeling like watching a studio ghibli films...like I'm missing a world I haven't been to.
NORMAN WAS GREAT AMONG THE GREATS
Fantastic
Amazing..
Just adore, wanted to be him
Why not a title on each?
15.06 is one of my favorites. I wonder who the models were, if they were related and how long the composition and posing took.
Talent
Magic painter although not my thing, he was truly amazing.
What is the name of the music plz ??
One of my favorite vids on TH-cam cuz of Rockwell ❤️
20:30
Wow, excellent
Bellas Ilustraciones
Was this the one titled 'Freedom from Want' 4:12?
Frank Blangeard, no, unfortunately.
Priceless...Unequaled artist of the times...The music also is divinely appropriate...Anyone know the musical piece? Would appreciate it.
Juno Maranan Darude sandstorm
I lived in arlington vermont when norman rockwell lived in the town as well,it is wonderful knowing several of the models in his illustrations. Carole matosin
D'une beauté complètement humaine et sensible .... jc
❤❤🌹🌹👍👍😊😊
神戸の洋館に相応しい絵だね🖼️
what a relief from the 2020-2021 online horror stories; here i am residing in a top tourist town in vietnam (!): ''... buckle yer seatbelt, Dorothy, cuz Kansas is goin bye-bye.''
I’m always wording what kind of human will put dislike on the vedio
Archeologists may find these one day..
Many contemporary critics dismissed Rockwell's art as kitschy and twee. Yet, it does say something about a culture that Rockwell's work still resonated with the public because that's how it felt life should be even though it wasn't. (Recently, a modern artist recreated several Rockwell paintings but populated them with 21st century folks. They were rather hideous. Fatted-up, tatted-up, nose-ringed 21st century androgynous slobs don't fit into Rockwell's milieu. Are we really evolving as a species?)
wow
Cómo cuánto cuesta n sus pinturas
❤😘💫
잘그렸다
👁️💛
Beautiful 😍
I wish that there had been more representation, i.e. more Asian Americans, etc. 😢
De que la vida iba en serio uno se anoticia un poco tarde.
Alma noble.
*Thanks for the MANY 'repeats' of the same artwork, which is not even close to Rockwell's true output*
That's not a painting, that's a story!
Ahem, can we have a different song?
Man, if you had to pick "America's" greatest artist, you would be hard pressed to name someone better.
Luke whome is among the amirican artists is better than Rockwell in your opinion?
Rockwell was a stunning draughtsman and has justly earned the title of America's greatest illustrator. But looking at the many twee and idealised images he produced for various publications, I only wish he had done a lot more 'serious' work. He certainly had the ability...but apparently not the desire. A pity.
baje el sonido , *MUY ALTO!!!!*
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The chunky headline contemporaneously marry because moat quantitatively claim in a quirky reason. far, common postage
So many duplicates.
He was primarily an illustrator, a brilliant and charming one, even though he tended only to portray a patently false image of American life, which of course was his right.
There is a documentary about him, which says that he was forbidden from the Saturday Evening Post from painting people of color in other way that as servants. So, he spent the last years of his life painting about civil rights for other publications.
Would suck a lot less if there was consistency in the time allotted for each photo of his work. Kind of nauseating when you get one second, four seconds, one second, half a second. If you had any sense you would have done it right the first time. Try sucking less and fixing it. This is not about you
Thawing out the pump. 14:28 When I was his age I let go of the pump handle to pour hot water down the shaft and the handle split my chin. Still have the scar.