The Best of Norman Rockwell

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Summary: The Best of Norman Rockwell. A Celebration of 100 Years
Review: I had hankered after a good book on Norman Rockwell for years. I think out of all the books available on the artist Norman Rockwell this has to be one of the very best. While other books have gone for quantity rather than quality, using plenty of black and white pictures to fill them out, this one has quality and colour with many of MY favourite pictures whilst also showing plenty of black and white preliminary sketches. It is wonderful. And the speedy delivery from Amazon has fulfilled a big gap in my "library".

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Summary: I have a comment for this book
Review: I think this a real good book because of how it tell's you how Norman Rockwell was and also picture's.I believe any body would love this book to see how time's have changed.I give this book my highest reconmondation.

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Summary: Like a Portrait of Norman Rockwell....
Review: The first time I heard about Rockwell was from a French Popular Song. Since then, I was dying to discover his world and I found this book. It was a lovely one just made for me. If I have to criticize the book, well, I would say it lacked a little bit of <> of themes presented, and hoped there were more of his works.. Anyway, I would say it was terribly interesting.

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Summary: The definitive Norman Rockwell art collection
Review: This book showcases the best Norman Rockwell art. The art is presented in chronological order, showing art lovers the journey of Norman Rockwell's artistic creativity - from the whimsical art of his early years to his political commentaries in the 1960s. Definitely a good bang for your buck. Buy it!

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Summary: Excellent prints from breathtaking images.
Review: This is my first Norman Rockwell artbook, and wow... after years of his inspiration I have to say this book gives one of the best Rockwell prints you can get out there.
The pages are printed on excellent glossy photo paper, and the images are all vibrating. Some paintings are revised in photography, so you don't get the same old yellowish rusty image from the 1970s reference.
If you simply is a Norman Rockwell fan or know someone who is a painter... I would say this book is the best there is. it contains a section of sketches - portraits, painting sketch, brainstorm ideas...etc. And the chapters are separated according to his years of career, from the early 1920s to the late 1960s...

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