Norman Rockwell and the Saturday Evening Post

What was the significance of Norman Rockwell's illustration appearing on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post in 1916?

• It marked the beginning of his career as a renowned artist.

• It was his first published work.

• It was a common achievement for artists at the time.

• It was the only illustration he ever did for the magazine.

What mistake did the Champagne Daily Gazette make regarding Norman Rockwell?

• They reported he was much older than he was.

• They claimed he was from New York.

• They incorrectly identified a local boy as the artist.

• They said he had never drawn anything before.

How was the mistake about Norman Rockwell's identity corrected?

• The Gazette conducted an investigation.

• The local boy admitted to the mistake in person.

• The Saturday Evening Post issued a public statement.

• The real Norman Rockwell sent a letter to the Gazette.

How many times did Norman Rockwell's illustrations appear on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post?

• 50 times

• 100 times

• 323 times

• Over 500 times

Approximately how many published illustrations did Norman Rockwell create during his career?

• Less than 2000

• Over 2600

• Over 1000

• Around 500