The White House declined to comment on the "private dispute." In 2022, the Rockwell artwork was taken down and replaced by a portrait of President Joe Biden, according to Politico. "Sole owner" ...

For decades, through seven presidential administrations starting with Jimmy Carter, four works by Norman Rockwell hung inside The White House, at times in a hallway not far from the Oval Office.

Norman Rockwell gifted the artworks to FDR’s press secretary in 1943. ... For decades—and seven presidential administrations—Rockwell’s pieces hung in the White House.

Relatives of Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s press secretary went to federal court to resolve a disagreement over who owned Norman Rockwell drawings valued at $8 million.

The complicated quarrel centered around a series of illustrations known as “You Want to See the President,” which were completed by Rockwell during a visit to the White House in 1943 and ...

An unlikely custody battle has broken out over a stash of Norman Rockwell art allegedly stolen and hidden for decades—in the White House. In 1943, Rockwell created several sketches and ...

It’s a saga fit for the silver screen, but its focus is some very real art: A family is battling over Norman Rockwell works that were allegedly stolen and hidden in the White House.. To ...

There’s a photo hanging in the Massachusetts State House of a shoeless sailor on a hammock. He’s lounging in the Stockbridge sun, a beagle curled in his legs, with an iPhone tucked in his nearby ...

Norman Rockwell self portrait of himself painting the 1953 Saturday Evening Post cover Soda Jerk currently loan from Rockwell's estate to the Norman Rockwell Museum. (James Vaughan/Flickr) RICHMOND, ...

If You Go. Crosby House Museum unveils Norman Rockwell Portrait. When: 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, doors at 2 p.m. Where: The Crosby House Museum, 508 E. Sharp Ave.

BOSTON (WHDH) - The Massachusetts State House is hosting a series of works that transform some of American painter Norman Rockwell’s most iconic pieces, all with an eye on inclusivity.