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Norman Rockwell and the Saturday Evening Post: Advertising, Iconography and Mass Production, 1879-1929

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Norman Rockwell and the Saturday Evening Post: Advertising, Iconography and Mass Production, 1879-1929
Author(s)Brookeman, C. E.
AbstractProvides a historical overview of the work of Norman Rockwell at the Saturday Evening Post. This chapter traces the ideological and cultural emphasis that the Post placed on so-called American values, generally as a means of furthering a monocultural vision of a middle-class, Protestant, white America that was free from the contradictions of the very real and messy national events at the time.
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Pages142-174
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceArt Apart: Art Institutions and Ideology across England and North America
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PubDate1994
ISBN_ISSN0-7190-3197-7
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