A Vermont Christmas Homecoming: Norman Rockwell, Grandma Moses, and Robert Frost The center of West Arlington, Vt., with its covered bridge over the Battenkill River, the old Methodist church, and ...

Not just "No Swimming" (1921), "Christmas Homecoming" (1948), "Going and Coming" (1947, showing a family heading off on vacation in bright spirits and returning exhausted and crabby), or "The ...

In “American Chronicles,” the seasonally appropriate “Christmas Homecoming” — used on the Dec. 25, 1948, Saturday Evening Post — depicts Rockwell’s eldest son, Jarvis, as the ...

It showcases the 32 original pieces of art Rockwell created for Hallmark Christmas cards over a ten-year period – from 1947 until 1956. A lot of people remember these paintings from their childhood.

Well. I’m sure Norman Rockwell painted families eating out. “The first place I want to go is Sheetz,” he continued. “Me and my buddies were talking about how much we miss Sheetz.

Norman Rockwell used 15 different models drawn from the local community, including himself, for his painting “The Gossips.” The reference photos are viable on Norman Rockwell Museum’s website.

STOCKBRIDGE -- The Stockbridge Chamber of Commerce will host its annual recreation of "Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas" -- the famous Norman Rockwell painting -- Sunday, Dec. 4 from noon to 2 ...

A trove of rare Norman Rockwell memorabilia is up for auction this week, including a 160-page personal photo album assembled by Molly Rockwell, the famed artist-illustrator’s third wife. Tim’s ...

Five paintings by Norman Rockwell are among a group to be auctioned off this month in Dallas. The paintings currently belong to the Boy Scouts of America and will be auctioned as part of the ...