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Norman Rockwell (February 3, 1894 - November 8, 1978) was an early 20th century American painter and illustrator. He is best known for the cover illustrations he created for The Saturday Evening Post magazine over more than four decades.

[edit] Spanking art by Norman Rockwell

The following paintings by Rockwell show boy spanking art:

• Cover for The Saturday Evening Post, November 25, 1933: A mother, seated on a chair with a little boy laid over her knee, about to spank him with a hairbrush for breaking a vase, a mirror and an alarm clock with a hammer. The mother is reading a book on psychology (F/m). (Image)
• Book illustration for "Huckleberry Finn", Heritage Press: Tom Sawyer switched by a teacher in a standing position in front of his classmates for talking to Huck Finn (M/m). (Image)
• Advertising painting for "Interwoven Socks" showing a father spanking his son with a shoe in an underarm position, legs wide apart (M/m, 1927?). (Image)

[edit] See also

• Norman Rockwell on Wikipedia
• Rockwell Museum, Massachusetts
• Rockwell Museum, Vermont
• Rockwell Museum, Pennsylvania
• Rockwell official web site
• Complete List of Norman Rockwell Magazine Covers