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(More customer reviews)"The extraordinarily gifted illustrator Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) came of age just as a new audience and market for illustration were opening up. Mass-circulation magazines catapulted artists' work into millions of American homes, and Rockwell was the right talent at the right time. In 1916, he sold his first cover to The Saturday Evening Post, beginning a relationship that would endure through hundreds of covers and nearly 50 years.
"Rockwell's work grew in breadth and character as he refined his storytelling art, producing evocative, nostalgic vignettes of small-town America. By the 1940s, Rockwell was a household name and a national treasure. This engagement calendar captures the warmth and humor of Norman Rockwell with thirty-two of his classic cover illustrations for The Saturday Evening Post.
"112 page, spiral-bound weekly engagement calendar with 32 full-color reproductions of paintings (not prints) by Rockwell and clear plastic covers. Size: 6 5/8 by 8". Calendar features 53 weekly grids, 12 full-page monthly grids, and double-page spreads of yearly grids for 2006 and 2007. Includes international holidays, calling codes, time differences, personal information page, and pages for notes. Published with the American Illustrators Gallery. ISBN 0-7649-3032-X. Click on the small picture to see an inside page. Additional publications available in our Rockwell Gallery."--© Pomegranate
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