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Norman Rockwell Advertising Art
Complete List - 1950 Through 1954
Norman Rockwell advertising artwork was published hundreds of times over the years.
Norman Rockwell's ability to touch his viewer's emotions was prized not only by magazine art editors, but also by advertisers.
Rockwell's advertising career started in 1914 with a Heinz ad in the Boy Scout Handbook and ended 64 years later in 1976 with Lancaster Turkeys. There may be later published advertising art, but I have been unable to find any.
Plymouth, Ford and Massachusetts Mutual were the major Rockwell advertisers of this period.
Scan the list and see how many you recognize.
Want more Rockwell advertisements?
The list of Norman Rockwell advertising art covers several pages.
The list has been split into parts based on the year the Norman Rockwell advertisement was published. The reason is for better organization and better readability.
Please see the Norman Rockwell advertisement artwork on the following pages.
Advertising Overview and 1914 - 1919 Rockwell advertisements,
1920 - 1924 Norman Rockwell advertising art,
1925 - 1929 Norman Rockwell advertising art,
1930 - 1934 Rockwell advertising art,
1935 - 1939 Rockwell advertising art,
1940 - 1944 Rockwell advertising art,
1945 - 1949 Rockwell advertising art,
1950 - 1954 Rockwell advertising art,
1955 - 1959 Rockwell advertising art,
1960 - 1964 Rockwell advertising art,
1965 - 1976 Rockwell advertising art
Feel free to look around.
Norman Rockwell's Advertising Artwork
Each clickable link will connect you to the page dedicated to that particular Norman Rockwell illustration. Each page features a scan and commentary. Enjoy.
1950 Norman Rockwell Advertisements
| February 18 | Saturday Evening Post | Dumont | Enchanted Lands...Right in Your Home (Children and
Dog Watching Television)
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| August | Harper's Monthly | |
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| August | National Geographic | |
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| August | National Geographic | |
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| August 7 | Life | Dumont | Rockwell Neighbors
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| August 15 | Life | Dumont | The Greatest Joys Are Shared (Family of Four)
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| August 19 | Saturday Evening Post | Dumont | The Greatest Joys Are Shared (Family of Four)
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| August 28 | Life | |
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| September 2 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| September 23 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | His First Day at School
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| December | Better Homes & Gardens | |
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| December | Good Housekeeping | |
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| December | National Geographic | Dumont | Enchanted Lands ... Right in Your Home (Children and Dog
Watching Television)
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| December | National Geographic | Plymouth | 'Merry Christmas, Grandma ... We Came in Our New
Plymouth'
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| December 9 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| December 13 | Pathfinder | |
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| December 23 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| December 25 | Life | Plymouth | 'Merry Christmas, Grandma...We Came in Our New Plymouth!'
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| December 25 | Time | |
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| December 30 | Collier's | Plymouth | 'Merry Christmas, Grandma...We Came in Our New Plymouth!'
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1951 Norman Rockwell Advertisements
| September 10 | Life | Watchmakers of Switzerland | What Makes It Tick? |
| December | Better Homes & Gardens | |
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| December 22 | Saturday Evening Post | Plymouth | 'Oh, Boy! It's Pop with a New Plymouth!'
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| December 24 | Life | |
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| December 29 | Collier's | |
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1952 Norman Rockwell Advertisements
| February | House & Garden | |
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| February 3 | Kansas City Star | Kansas City | The Spirit of Kansas City
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| March 2 | Time | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Welcome Mat
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| September 8 | Life | |
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| September 13 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| September 23 | Literary Digest | |
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| September 27 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Off to School
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| November 15 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Thanksgiving
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| December 7 | New York Times | New York Times | Forsaken
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| December 22 | Newsweek | |
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| December 30 | Look | DuMont | The Greatest Joys Are Shared (Family of Four)
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1953 Norman Rockwell Advertisements
| | | Roebling Corporation | There's Only One Reason
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| January 4 | New York Herald Tribune | Playbill: Abe Lincoln in Illinois (Portrait of Raymond Massey)
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| January 13 | Newsweek | |
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| January 17 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| January 26 | Life | Ford | The Boy Who Put the World on Wheels
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| January 26 | Life | Ford | The Farmer Takes a Ride
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| January 31 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| February | Good Housekeeping | |
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| February | Harper's Monthly | |
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| February 4 | New Yorker | |
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| February 7 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| February 10 | Look | Ford | The Boy Who Put the World on Wheels (The Inventor)
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| February 16 | Life | |
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| February 21 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| March | Compressed Air | Roebling | There's Only One Reason (Portrait of Man Pointing Finger)
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| March 6 | Life | Ford | The Street Was Never The Same
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| March 21 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Child on Father's Shoulders
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| March 28 | Saturday Evening Post | Ford | The Street Was Never the Same Again
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| April | Everywoman's | |
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| April 6 | Newsweek | |
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| April 25 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Report Card
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| May | Family Circle | |
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| May | Everywoman's | Green Giant | Who's Having More Fun?
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| May | Fortune | Roebling | There's Only One Reason (Portrait of Man Pointing Finger)
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| May 25 | Life | |
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| June 6 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Father Reading to Daughter
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| June 13 | New Yorker | |
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| June 13 | Saturday Evening Post | Ford | The Revolution That Started in a Shed at Night (Henry Ford and the Horseless Carriage)
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| June 16 | Life | Ford Motor Company | The Revolution That Started in a Shed at Night (Henry Ford and the Horseless Carriage)
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| June 15 | Life | |
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| June 15 | Newsweek | |
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| June 20 | Saturday Evening Post | Aqua Velva | A Luxury That Actually Does You Good (Man with Open Shirt)
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| July | Harper's Monthly | |
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| July | The Atlantic | Ford |
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| July 18 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | First Formal
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| August 3 | Life | Ford | The Revolution That Started in a Shed at Night (Henry Ford and the Horseless Carriage)
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| September 5 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| September 7 | Life | Watchmakers of Switzerland | What Makes It Tick? (The Watchmaker)
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| September 12 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Soap Box Racer
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| September 12 | Saturday Evening Post | Watchmakers of Switzerland | What Makes It Tick? (The Watchmaker)
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| October | American | |
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| October 3 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| October 3 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| October 31 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Little Shaver
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| November 30 | Life | |
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| December 12 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Christmas
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1954 Norman Rockwell Advertisements
| January 23 | Saturday Evening Post
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| February 27 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company |
Retirement Breakfast
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| March 8 | Life | Watchmakers of Switzerland |
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| March 13 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| April 10 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Little Leager
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| May 22 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Leaving the
Hospital
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| July 5 | Life | Kellogg's Corn Flakes |
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| July 19 | Life | Kellogg's Corn Flakes | Sis
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| July 10 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Fishing
Grandfather and Boy
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| August 2 | Life | Kellogg's Corn Flakes |
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| August 30 | Life | |
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| September 6 | Life | |
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| September 11 | Saturday Evening Post | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Dog's Bath
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| September 11 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| September 11 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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| September 20 | Life | |
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| September 20 | Time | Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company | Off to School
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| December 11 | Saturday Evening Post | |
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Norman Rockwell Quotes:
I'll never have enough time to paint all the pictures I'd like to.
No man with a conscience can just bat out illustrations. He's got to put all his talent and feeling into them!
Some people have been kind enough to call me a fine artist. I've always called myself an illustrator. I'm not sure what the difference is. All I know is that whatever type of work I do, I try to give it my very best. Art has been my life.
Right from the beginning, I always strived to capture everything I saw as completely as possible.
The secret to so many artists living so long is that every painting is a new adventure. So, you see, they're always looking ahead to something new and exciting. The secret is not to look back.
I can take a lot of pats on the back. I love it when I get admiring letters from people. And, of course, I'd love it if the critics would notice me, too.
You must first spend some time getting your model to relax. Then you'll get a natural expression.
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