Bob Dylan is busy being born: Column. In Freedom to Worship, men and women of varied faiths, including a man wearing a yarmulke and an African American woman in prayer, make a bold statement for ...

Norman Rockwell's daughter, artist Daisy Rockwell, is also featured in the exhibit. She contributed a group of portraits – mugshots of women facing jail time. Then there's the work of ...

Norman Rockwell standing in front of his painting Freedom of Speech at Hecht’s Department Store, Washington, DC, inaugural stop of the Four Freedoms War Bond Tour, 1943. (Norman Rockwell Museum ...

Family observing Rockwell's 'Freedom from Want', the Norman Rockwell Museum, Stockbridge, MA (Berkshire Visitors Bureau / A. Blake Gardner / Norman Rockwell Museum) "Freedom from Fear," 1943, by ...

However, especially at this time of year, I find that one Norman Rockwell illustration always comes to mind. The print is titled "Freedom from Want" and the image Rockwell captures is of a ...

The oil painting "Freedom from Want," created as an illustration for the Saturday Evening Post in 1943, is among works on view Dec. 15-March 22 in "Norman Rockwell: American Freedom" at the Museum ...

Today, March 21, the Denver Art Museum announced a new exhibit, Norman Rockwell: Imagining Freedom. The show highlights the artist's works about Roosevelt's notion of the four freedoms that the ...

Norman Rockwell’s iconic “Four Freedoms” paintings, perhaps the best-known images ever created by the American artist, will be the subject of a massive travelling exhibition organized by the ...

During a recent vacation, Ann Bailey visited the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, and has reflected on how to live out Rockwell's Four Freedoms paintings home in North Dakota.

STOCKBRIDGE — When renowned artist Norman Rockwell unveiled his “Four Freedoms” paintings in 1943 — they were reproduced on four consecutive covers of the weekly Saturday Evening Post magazine — the U ...

From left: "Freedom of Speech" and "Freedom of Worship" from Norman Rockwell's "Four Freedoms" series. SEPS: Curtis Publishing, Indianapolis/Norman Rockwell Museum. Advertisement.