Norman Rockwe

 

 

 

 

 

 Clearly Rockwell was not a racist, or a "classist". His paintings make it clear that he was very much the opposite. He merely thought well of the United States and its people, and painted images that express that goodness. I think what gets under your skin is something Rockwell remarked on himself. He said "I can't paint evil sorts of subjects." And that is apparently something you have a hard time with. Perhaps you think that only evil is real. Perhaps you think that the good is never anything more than a fantasy. Whatever it is that you think about the nature of the good, it doesn't justify putting Rockwell down.

Allegorical Miniatures

 

 

 

Kiko Farkas "autoral design"

Running Máquina Studio, a small visual research lab, he develops unique products for clients such as SESC, Unicamp and BMW...He's a member of AGI-Alliance Graphique Internationale, and co-founder of ADG-Association of Graphic Designers of Brazil.