Norman Rockwell shows his studio

Norman Rockwell, a renowned American artist from Arlington, Vermont, is celebrated for his depictions of everyday citizens. His studio, located behind his home, is where he created many iconic works, including the 'Four Freedoms' posters during World War Two and over 200 covers for the Saturday Evening Post. Rockwell also took pride in creating annual official Boy Scout calendars for the Saint Paul firm of Brown and Big Law.

Where did Norman Rockwell primarily work on his art?

• In a public gallery

• In a studio behind his home

• In a university

• In a city art center

What theme is prominently featured in Rockwell's paintings?

• Historical events

• Everyday citizens

• Abstract concepts

• Famous landmarks

Which of the following is a notable work by Rockwell during World War Two?

• The American Dream collection

• The Victory Gardens paintings

• The Liberty Bell series

• The Four Freedoms posters

How many covers did Rockwell create for the Saturday Evening Post?

• Over 100

• Over 150

• Over 250

• Over 200

For which firm did Rockwell create the annual official Boy Scout calendars?

• Smith and Wesson

• Brown and Big Law

• Parker and Parker

• Johnson and Johnson