Speaking of Rockwell's painting of Freedom From Want," of a family gathered for a bounteous Thanksgiving dinner, Moffatt acknowledged that, for many Americans at the time, such a feast would have ...

One of the most enduring American fantasies seems to be that of the big Norman Rockwell-style holiday dinner with extended family all gathered around a table piled high with numerous dishes. What ...

One of Norman Rockwell's most iconic paintings is of a happy family gathered for Thanksgiving dinner. Now, a family feud has spurred a legal brawl after one of its members spotted original ...

Norman Rockwell's 'Freedom from Want' is a classic image of Thanksgiving. Here are some facts you might not know about it.

For most of us, hearing the words “dinner’s on the table” conjures up memories of home-cooked meals shared with family. It’s a magical phrase, the kind of all-American expression that ...

The family returned to Vermont with the replica — now part of the exhibit “The Norman Rockwell Mystery” that just opened at Bennington’s Monument Arts and Cultural Center.

STOCKBRIDGE, MASS. — It seems like years since we had a December worth celebrating. But the Red Lion Inn and Norman Rockwell Museum are going to make up for the times we’ve missed, creating a ...

In the warm oils, of the Freedom from Want painting, Rockwell portrays a large and multi-generational family sitting around a dinner table, laden with turkey and all of the stuffings.

The same year, The Saturday Evening Post published Norman Rockwell's Freedom from Want, in which a family dining around a Thanksgiving table represents the strength of American values during World ...

Then Norman Rockwell picked up his paintbrush. Rockwell’s “Four Freedoms,” printed in four successive issues of the Saturday Evening Post in 1943, instantly hit home.

Rockwell, however, depicted the freedoms as everyday events regular Americans could identify with — a man standing up in a town meeting, a family gathered for Thanksgiving dinner, people ...

It’s that classic Norman Rockwell illustration of a family sitting down to Thanksgiving dinner. Rockwell was brilliant at capturing the one “telling moment” to convey a common experience.