NORMAN ROCKWELL

SANTA AT THE MAP (EXTRA GOOD BOYS AND GIRLS), 1939

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Saturday Evening Post cover December 16, 1939.

"It was Rockwell who ultimately banished Madonnas and Magi and any hint of the religious significance of the season from The Saturday Evening Post. And using the same kinds of secular images that other artists favored most notably, the Santas and a make believe Olde English Christmas he conceived of them in wholly different terms, less as symbols than as idiosyncratic realities." Karal Ann Marling, Norman Rockwell: Pictures for the American People, 1999.

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SANTA AT THE MAP (EXTRA GOOD BOYS AND GIRLS), 1939

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