Rockwell Talk Examines History of Pictorial Communication - April 10, 2008
STOCKBRIDGE — Norman Rockwell Museum will present "Roots! A Lively History of Pictorial Communication," on Friday, April 11, at noon.
Discover the roots of American illustration with this talk presented by curator Charles Sable.
The origins of pictorial communication from prehistory to the 20th century will be explored, offering insights into the intersecting roles of the artist, economics, and culture. The examination of 19th- and 20th-century visual culture will culminate with the career of illustrator Norman Rockwell. Participants should bring lunch, with beverages and dessert provided. Admission is $6, free for museum members.
The museum is open daily. Admission is $12.50 for adults, $7 for students, and free for visitors 18 and under (five per adult). On Wednesdays from November to May, senior citizens are admitted at half-price.
The museum is open daily, from 10 to 4, through April; weekend/holiday hours are 10 to 5 . For more information, 413-298-4100, Ext. 220, or visit www.nrm.org. |
