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'''Norman Percevel Rockwell''' (February 3, 1894 – November 8, 1978) American illustrator best known for his covers for ''The Saturday Evening Post''. Often associated with children or idyllic American life. His paintings have been [[Small Reference Pools|frequently homaged or parodied in popular culture.]]
 
== [[Shout -Out|References/Homages/ShoutOut]]s to his paintings in Popular Culture: ==
* "[[media:[[NR 4 Fear]]_8511.JPG|Freedom from Fear]]": Homaged in ''[[Empire of the Sun]]''
* "[[media:rockwell_want_8435.jpg|Freedom from Want]]": Homaged in ''[[Lilo and Stitch]]'', ''[[American Gangster]]'' as well as covers for JSA [http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_slzL0vHRjtY/Sw1C_H0QB8I/AAAAAAAABfw/fMT2GsTJtiI/s1600/JSA_54.jpg #54] and ''[[Fantastic Four]]'' [http://www.comicbookjournal.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/fantastic-four-564.jpg #564]
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* [[Eagle Land]]: Type I
* [[Embarrassing Tattoo]]: "The Tattoo"
* [[Everytown, America]]
* [[The Fifties]]
* [[Gone Swimming, Clothes Stolen]]: "Stolen Clothes" has a mild variant, with a dog making off with a boy's pants and leaving him in his swim trunks.
* [[Gossipy Hens]]: "The Gossips"
* [[Gossip Evolution]]
* [[Heroic BSOD]]: "The Discovery"
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: Model James K. Brunt makes frequent appearances.
* [[Malt Shop]]: "The Soda Jerk"
* [[Marilyn Maneuver]]: "The Cave of Winds"
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