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Sixty years of controversies around JFK’s death: For researchers, few mysteries remain

by Don Stewart For the GazetteNovember 24, 2023

Suzy and George were a devoted couple. She won him over upon their first meeting with her ability to identify the music from any opera that he hummed.

Take a day trip to a modernist paradise: The Frelinghuysen Morris Home & Studio in Lenox provides a splendid view of two groundbreaking artistic lives

by Don Stewart For the GazetteSeptember 1, 2023

“The only excuse for working hard is liking it,” Sarg said in an interview. “The trick is to fool the world into paying you to do something that’s fun.” He posed for this photo sometime in the 1920s.

Tony Sarg, who invented the Macy’s Parade balloons and dominated world of illustration in the early 20th century, in spotlight again at Rockwell Museum

by Don Stewart For the GazetteJuly 13, 2023

Pages from Yale historian Timothy Snyder’s book “On Tyranny.” When the bestseller was to be reprinted, the author asked Krug to illustrate the text.

Delving into uncomfortable past: Nora Krug exhibit at Rockwell Museum explores family history from Nazi era

by Don Stewart For the GazetteApril 29, 2023

Rockwell’s large-format “Four Freedoms” paintings have returned to Stockbridge following a two-year tour that included the Memorial de Caen in Normandy. “Freedom of Speech,” above, was a 1943 illustration for The Saturday Evening Post.

Rockwell’s art and times

by Don Stewart For the Greenfield RecorderMay 13, 2021

DANGEROUS WHEN WET, Jerry, Tom, Esther Williams [Tom and Jerry], 1953 Below, Scooby-Doo and his pals.

Cartoon Empire: Norman Rockwell museum examines the work of Joe Barbera and William Hanna

by Don Stewart For The RecorderFebruary 2, 2017