Two of our favorite covers for The Saturday Evening Post by Richard Sargent and George Hughes illustrate humorous and relatable scenarios that tend to play out on family trips during summer vacations. Richard Sargent’s scene painted for the cover...
The Illustrated Gallery is thrilled to announce our latest acquisition of fourteen paintings by the Danish illustrator Kurt Ard to the collection. Much like Norman Rockwell, Ard was inspired by everyday life and he often used his wife and children as models, striving...
Baseball Magazine was founded in December 1907 by Boston sportswriter Jacob Morse. As the first monthly American magazine devoted entirely to baseball, the publication had the time and space to run lengthier, more in-depth feature-length articles compared to weekly...
Near the turn of the early twentieth century, three women illustrators, Jessie Willcox Smith, Elizabeth Shippen Green, and Violet Oakley, defied social norms by living communally and finding fulfillment outside the traditional domestic sphere through successful and...
In a series of illustrations for a Cashmere Bouquet Soap campaign, Haddon Sundblom used romantic imagery to subtly suggest the sensuousness of soft fragrant skin. The couples embrace and sit nearly cheek-to-cheek as the men gaze longingly at their lovers, who showcase...
John Ford Clymer masterfully captured the essence and character of the winter season. His scenes created for advertisements and magazine covers evoke invigorating cold air, crisp with the promise of more snow, and depict frosted landscapes with the long shadows of...
