Rockwell

[ rok-wel, -wuhl ]

noun

1. Norman, 1894–1978, U.S. illustrator.
2. a male given name.

Rockwell

/ -wəl; ˈrɒkˌwɛl /

noun

1. RockwellNorman18941978MUSARTS AND CRAFTS: illustrator Norman . 1894–1978, US illustrator, noted esp for magazine covers

Example Sentences

About a mile down the road, stone pillars mark the entrance to the sprawling campus of the Norman Rockwell Museum, home to the world’s largest collection of Rockwell’s art.

From Washington Post

Allow time to visit additional changing exhibitions and Rockwell’s studio, tours of which need to be booked in advance.

From Washington Post

In the early years of the project, Thomas says Rockwell would print out the photographs to count the geese by hand.

From Popular-Science

Rockwell took second place over the weekend in the 2021 edition of Unbound Gravel.

From Outside Online

What Norman Rockwell was to oil painting, Archie Andrews was to comic books.

From The Daily Beast

WHILE YOU'RE THERE: Stop by the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge.

From The Daily Beast

And on the wall behind the bar is one of the largest paintings Norman Rockwell ever produced.

From The Daily Beast

He said he was inspired by Norman Rockwell, famous for painting real magazine covers that portray an idyllic American life.

From The Daily Beast

Sam Rockwell delivers an award-worthy turn as a wacky water-park manager in ‘The Way, Way Back.’

From The Daily Beast

Back in 1875 Beard and Rockwell speak of two cases, one cured and the other relieved by descending galvanism.

From Project Gutenberg

That same evening many of the Rockwell people strolled down to the post-office for their mail.

From Project Gutenberg

The case came on for trial before Judge Rockwell, who then sat upon the bench there.

From Project Gutenberg

Later it was called Rockwell and Harrisburg; and finally Juneau, the name it still bears with more or less dignity.

From Project Gutenberg

Porter Rockwell has killed a deer and someone else an antelope.

From Project Gutenberg