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Over the years, Norman Rockwell painted many striking portraits of presidents and presidential candidates. This video highlights some of his best work. www.SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe 

March 22, 1947: To celebrate the spring of 1947, Rockwell captured a gardener’s excitement at finding the season’s first crocus.

Norman Rockwell captures the contrast between a gloomy municipal office and the joy of a young couple applying for their marriage license.   Subscribe: SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe 

A master at telling a complete story in one picture, Norman Rockwell transforms an alley in Los Angeles into showdown between a moving truck and little dog.   SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe Requests: Podcast@SaturdayEveningPost.com 

How did Saturday Evening Post readers react when Norman Rockwell illustrated a topless mermaid for this cover?  For more podcasts from The Saturday Evening Post, listen to the Week in Review and the History Minute.    SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe 

September 20, 1958: Norman Rockwell turns the cliché of a runaway child into a heartwarming moment in one of his most well-known paintings. For more from The Saturday Evening Post listen to the Week in Review, or the History Minute.   Subscribe: SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe 

This is a preview of the newest podcast from The Saturday Evening Post. In the History Minute we explore some of the most important events in American history.    In this preview listen to the story of when America invaded Russia. Near the end of World War I, America found itself embroiled in the Russian conflict between Lenin’s Bolsheviks and the many forces that opposed them.   Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcasting platform. 

In 1960, Norman Rockwell produced one of the most famous self-portraits in American art.  Subscribe and review this podcast.  To hear more from The Saturday Evening Post, listen to the History Minute Podcast and the Week in Review Podcast.    Subscribe to The Saturday Evening Post for only $15/year.    SaturdayEveningPost.com 

Learn about Norman Rockwell's process of painting this iconic image from our May 23, 1943, cover, in which a girl — appearing victorious after a schoolyard dust up — waits for the principal.  To see the images mentioned in this video visit our Instagram: @SatEvePost    Subscribe: SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe 

In 1961, Norman Rockwell created a painting that reminded us to do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Please remember to rate and review us on your favorite podcast platform.  For more podcasts from The Saturday Evening Post, listen to our Week in Review.  Subscribe: SaturdayEveningPost.com/Subscribe