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Contents
Chapter 1 Talent "Like a Bag of Lemon Drops"
Chapter 2 "Live in the Picture"
Chapter 3 An "Author's Words in Paint"
Chapter 4 "The Greatest Show Window in America"
Chapter 5 Lost in Tom Sawyer's Cave
Chapter 6 "Kid with the Camera Eye"
Chapter 7 "Average People Doing Average Things"
Chapter 8 From Tears to Laughter
Chapter 9 Splash, Drip, and Spatter
Chapter 10 Controversy on Canvas
Important Dates
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Illustration Credits
Index
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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Brittany Marshall
reviewed Norman Rockwell: Storyteller With A Brush on January 05, 2012
Norman Rockwell: Storyteller With A Brush
I didn't get the opportunity to see a Norman Rockwell exhibit in town, but the next best thing was to read a book my daughter picked up at school about him. This little 50 page book had good information about him and showed and explained some of his beautiful paintings. I like the quote (quoting Rockwell in phrases) "He thought the paintings 'showed average people doing average things,' and that was how he could 'portray the loftiest ideas.'" I didn't know there is a Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, his last place of residency. Would love to see it!
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