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The Catch by Norman Rockwell

From Sketchbook to Canvas: Norman Rockwell's Early Artistic Process

The iconic American artist Norman Rockwell is widely recognized for his nostalgic paintings that capture the spirit of small-town America. But before creating such beloved works as"No Swimming" painting or "Looking Out To Sea" painting, Rockwell honed his skills as a draftsman, learning the techniques of sketching and transferring his artwork to canvas. In this blog post, we explore the early artistic process of Norman Rockwell from sketchbook to canvas.

Norman Rockwell was born on February 3, 1894, in New York City. Growing up, he showed a keen interest in art and enjoyed drawing and painting in his free time. His family moved to Mamaroneck, New York when he was 14, and it was here that he began to take his artistic pursuits more seriously.

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