... Rockwell's characters are "real people, marked by the attritional processes of life, and they are faithfully rendered to the last wrinkle, callus, crow's foot, shoulder stoop, and irregular nose line" (Guptill xxii). Rockwell was known for his sensitive, realistic portrayal of his ... dogs, and used them as his canine models. Until the early 1920s, Rockwell's art had portrayed young boys almost exclusively. After his time in the Navy, his subjects began to change: he began to include more girls, families, young lovers, and even senior citizens. Usually, ... pounds, Post published his ...

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