Norman Rockwell's sketches of White House visitors are now on display

Norman Rockwell sketches of White House visitors go on display

For over 40 years, sketches by American illustrator Norman Rockwell of scenes from the White House visitor’s lobby graced the walls of the West Wing. Now, they're going on public display for the first time after a nonprofit organization paid a whopping sum of more than $7 million for them.

Norman Rockwell people-watched in the West Wing lobby. Now those sketches are on public display

A series of Norman Rockwell sketches of scenes from the West Wing lobby is going on public display for the first time.

Historic West Wing Rockwell sketches head to public display

A historic set of Norman Rockwell sketches that hung in the West Wing for over four decades will go on public display for the first time. The White House Historical Association purchased the four 1940s-era sketches for over 7 million at an auction, steping in to prevent the artwork from disappearing into a private collection [] The post Historic West Wing Rockwell sketches head to public display appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.

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Kevin Lamarque/REUTERSThe family of celebrated American artist Norman Rockwell has blasted the White House for using one of his paintings to promote Donald Trump’s agenda.On June 21, the official White House X account posted an image of Rockwell’s 1951 artwork Saying Grace, which depicts a woman and a boy bowing their heads in prayer at a busy restaurant while two male patrons do their own thing.The White House shared the image with the caption “Worth Protecting” overlaid, along with the words: “The values that shaped America.”Read more at The Daily Beast.