Norman Rockwell: Storyteller With A Brush

We purchased this book for our 11-year-old grandson who loves to draw. He's been absolutely fascinated by it. Some of his motivation has come from a Rockwell print we also gave him that is na Saturday Evening Post picture of Brooks Robinson - greatest third baseman of all time - autographing a baseball for a kid. Our grandson is named after Brooks, and the print is autographed by him. The book has many of Rockwell's paintings from the Post covers as well as other sources.

If you are a fan of Norman Rockwell, even if you're NOT, this Book is absolutely wonderful. The work of Mr. Rockwell speaks for itself; however, you have an opportunity to find out the background on his art work. Fascinating!Well Done!! I HAVE SO MANY accolades, it's impossible to list them all! I hope you realize just how much I enjoyed this purchase.Sally

I am a school librarian and purchased this book specifically to be used for an art presentation on Norman Rockwell. It was perfect! It has just enough biographical information, presented in an interesting format, interspersed with all the most distinctive Norman Rockwell artwork. It is inviting and easy to read for both young people and adults alike.

A wonderful book to encourage children to look more closely at things they see in their every day life. It may result in a young Norman Rockwell emerging.

A really nice coffee table book.

I bought this for a book club meeting.The reading material is interesting, but hispaintings are so sweet and fun to go through

Totally awesome!!

He did tell a wonderful story didn't he?