Richard B. Woodward, a New York City-based arts critic, wrote about Ansel Adams in November's Smithsonian. Norman Rockwell recruited Stockbridge neighbors, including state trooper Richard Clemens ...

He didn't click the shutter, but he directed action, props and people, hiring his friends and neighbors ... Ron Schick is the author of a new book "Norman Rockwell: Behind the Camera." ...

Still, you might be surprised to learn that Norman Rockwell's work ... Archivist Corry Kanzenberg said Rockwell's models were usually his New England neighbors, folks like Mary Whelan Leonard.

"It's a Dog's Life: Norman Rockwell Paints Man's Best Friends," a new exhibition ... “He also borrowed neighbors’ dogs to serve as models, enlisting their owners to assist them in striking ...

stood up at town meeting to voice his opposition to building a new school and advocate instead for the ... would leave a lasting impression on his neighbor and friend, Norman Rockwell, who a few years ...

That image, a Norman Rockwell ... in that painting. Rockwell used photos, taken by a rotating cast of photographers, to make his illustrations — and all of his models were neighbors and friends ...