So, the speech fell flat … until artist Norman Rockwell took Roosevelt's words and translated them into iconic American images: "Freedom of Speech" … "Freedom of Worship" … "Freedom From ...

In Freedom of Speech, a casually dressed workingman, in a plaid flannel shirt and bomber jacket, stands to speak at a town meeting. He is flanked by older men in suit coats and ties who ...

“Freedom of Speech,” the famous Norman Rockwell painting that depicts a young man addressing a local gathering, was inspired by a real event. One evening in 1942, Rockwell attended the town ...

STOCKBRIDGE — Among the most admired Rockwell paintings on view at the Norman Rockwell Museum is “Freedom of Speech,” showing seated men in suits looking up at a man in a blue plaid shirt and brown ...

“I create a lot of political illustrations, and thanks to the freedom of speech, I can do that in this country and not be jailed.” Curtis Licensing / Norman Rockwell Art Collection Trust ...

“Freedom of Speech,” the World War II-era painting by Norman Rockwell, has taken on a new life online. By Charles W. McFarlane So you have an opinion you want to share online — something you ...