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PROPERTY OF THE

NORMAN ROCKWELL MUSEUM ,'"

RENCE CENTER

The Norman Rockwell Museum at Stockbridge SUMMER 1997 2

Summer Is A-Comin' In

ALTHOUGH EVERY SEASON IS A

family, friends and fun time at the Norman Rockwell Museum, summertime is a particularly exciting season.

The summer

programs have the added attrac tion of being held outdoors on the museum's rolling 36-acre site. Children are encouraged to develop their individual artistic skills under the guidance of our trained staff. Classes in water color, finger painting and clay modeling are but a part of the activities offered to our young artists. For those not quite ready or willing to develop their creative side, our talented story telling times will stir up their imaginations. Adults are encour aged to work not only alongside their youngsters but also to participate on their own. Two summer intensive workshops for adults give stude nts the oppor amity to expand their visual communication skills by work ing with prominent artist! illustrators both on and off-site.

This summer, just put yourself

or your family in one of the pictures shown here! For a complete schedule of events, please see the insert, Program and Events calendar.

The Norman Rockwell Museum

Board of Trustees

David L. Klausmeyer

Bobbie Crosby

Patricia Deely (dec.)

Steven Spielberg

Perri

Roselle Kline Chartock

J.P. Barger

John T. Batty

III

Daniel DuBois

Joan

SerVaas Durham

Michelle Gillett

Neil and Jane Golub

Elaine S. Gunn

Harvey Chet Krentzman

Robert

F. McDermott

President

First Vice-President

Second Vice-President

Third

Vice-President

Treasurer

Clerk Thom as Patti

Jean Rousseau

Linco ln Russell

Joseph M. Salvadore

Mark Sclkowitz

AsoTavitian

Martin D.

Terrien

Laughran

S. Vaber

Richard Wilcox

Timothy R. MeLevish Lee Williams

Jamie Williamson

Honorary Trustees Emeriti

John M. Deely,] ... Jane P. Fitzpatrick

Norma G. Ogden

Lauric

Norton Moffatt, Director

The Portfolio

Volume 14, Number 2, Summer 1997

C ris Raymond, Editor

Bea Snyder, Project Manager

7})e Portfolio is published four times a year by The

N orman Rockwell Museum at Stockbridge, I nc., and is sent free to all members.

Copyright © 1997 by

The

Norman Rockwell Museum

at Stockbridge. All rights reserved.

Cover: Cbl-ist'l1l{{s Homecoming, oil on

can vas, Saturday Evening Post, December

25, 194

8, cover. Copyright © 1948 by

The Curtis Publishing Company.

The cover art is a perfect example of

Rockwe

ll's use of family and friends in his illus trations. Back row left: Mead Schae ffer, illustrator. Second row: Peter

Rod.-well; Grandma Moses, artist; Tom

Rockwe

ll; Mary Rockwell; NRM. Man being hugged: Jarvis Rockwell. I

This water color

portrait of

Norman Rockwell

was done by syndicated ca rtoonist Joe

Busciglio, and

given as a gift to

Museum

Director

Laurie Norton

Moffatt, April 24,

1996.
3

Securing the Artistic Legacy of

Norman Rockwell

Laurie Norton Moffatt, Director

T

HIS ISSUE OF THE

Portfolio celebrates some

of our generous members and friends who have contrib uted to support the work of the

Norman Rockwell Museum over

the past year.

The museum has

been incredibly fortunate to have been the recipient of a wide variety of gifts ranging from donations of original art by

Norman Rockwell (a generous

bequest from a long-time friend), to nickels, dimes and quarters left by school children in museum donation boxes.

For the first time in its his

tory, the museum has begwl to enjoy the support of foundations and corporations for exhibit and program funding.

For example,

the exhibit

The Picturebook Art of

Chihiro Iwasaki was partially

underwritten by grants from the

Japan Foundation, Brain Trust

Co., and the Five College Cen

ter for East Asian Studies. Such grants help to defray the costs of mounting new exhibits and enable the museum to continue to offer a diverse and changing exhibit program.

The Norman

Rockwell Mu

seum has made a tremendous commitment of relegating part of its operating budget re sources to offer a wonderful education pro gram to stu dents of every age from pre school right through senior citizens. This outreach pro gram helps to educate new audiences about

Norman

Rockwell's

artistic legacy, and is a critical part of our long-term mlsslOn. Corporations and foundaquotesdbs_dbs41.pdfusesText_41

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