Sheds light on the unbreakable thread connecting American illustration and legendary artists Maxfield Parrish, N.C. Wyeth, and Norman Rockwell to the roots of European painting through the long line of teachers, who have, through the centuries, passed along the wisdom, knowledge, and techniques of the ages to the next generation of creators.
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Keepers of the Flame: Parrish, Wyeth, Rockwell and the Narrative Tradition, sheds light on the unbreakable thread connecting American illustration and legendary artists Maxfield Parrish, N.C. Wyeth, and Norman Rockwell to the roots of European painting through the long line of teachers, who have, through the centuries, passed along the wisdom, knowledge, and techniques of the ages to the next generation of creators.
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Explore Norman Rockwell’s original Stockbridge studio, reinstalled to look as it did in 1960, when the artist was working on his iconic Golden Rule painting.
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Enjoy these guided strolls on the Museum’s bucolic 36-acre site and learn about the historic buildings on its property, including Linwood House, an 1859 Berkshire Cottage, and Norman Rockwell’s own Stockbridge Studio. We’ll also explore the sculptural installations of Peter Rockwell, a noted stone carver and historian, and the artist’s youngest son. Free for Museum members, or included with Museum admission.
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$5 – $7
Parents and caregivers can enjoy our Thursday evening programs while their children are engaged in created art and gallery activities inspired by the works on view. For children ages 5 and up.
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Join us for our annual evening of curated music by Quintessential, a talented a cappella group featuring tenors Al Thorp, Jay Wise and Jim McMenamy, and bass/baritone David Anderegg. Their engaging program and commentary has been designed to complement our current exhibition and the works on view. In this program, Quintessential will share favorite songs that tell real stories…stories with a beginning a middle, and an end, and even a little suspense! Free for Museum members, or included with Museum…
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Enjoy Norman Rockwell Museum’s exhibitions and programs for free all day, for individuals and families!* This special opportunity is supported by The Highland Street Foundation. Please anticipate larger than usual attendance on this day; additional wait time for restrooms, café, and store are possible.
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Celebrate the 75th Anniversary of Norman Rockwell’s Four Freedoms paintings with a day of programming that will explore these timeless artworks and the World War II period. Talks, tours, and performances will include a showing of The Cummington Story, a short documentary created in 1945 portraying the gradual absorption of members of a refugee hotel into a New England town. Music from the Great American Songbook and a performance by the Albany Berkshire Ballet will be featured. Free for Museum…
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$5
Join Curator of Education Tom Daly for a walking history tour of Stockbridge Cemetery, which boasts the burial sites of such luminaries as Norman Rockwell, Elizabeth Freeman, and the Sedgwick Family. A cider and donut reception will precede the tour on the lawn adjacent to the Old Town Hall. $5, members and children 18 and under free.
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This exhibition will explore the breadth of this Golden Age artist’s career, beginning with Schoonover’s art school experiences as a student in Pyle’s classes at the newly founded Drexel Institute of Art, Science, and Industry in Philadelphia, beginning in 1896, and his time at the Chadds Ford Summer School in 1899, where he honed his skills among other gifted Pyle pupils.
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Cranwell Spa & Golf Resort
Berkshire Co-op Market: Farm Fresh!
Dine In Reimagined Blantyre Bistro
Stay in Nature- Yankee Inn
The Porches Inn