Since its debut on the Saturday Evening Post 50 years ago, Norman Rockwell’s “The Runaway” has been an enduring American icon gracing the walls of police stations and diners nationwide.

NORTHBRIDGE — A painting of Ed Locke was produced by one of America's most famous artists and became a staple in police barracks ... County's most famous painter, Norman Rockwell, visited ...

Norman Rockwell recruited Stockbridge neighbors, including state trooper Richard Clemens and 8-year-old Eddie Locke, to model for The Runaway. The Norman Rockwell Family Agency If you lived in ...

In 1964, Norman ... to police violence and structural racism in America. The popularity of Meiners’s “Dream Act,” and the controversy it reflected, resembles the public response to Rockwell ...

Illustrator Anthony Freda adapted Norman Rockwell's The Runaway to comment on police following this month's events in Ferguson, Missouri. Anthony Freda In Norman Rockwell’s The Runaway ...

Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Painter Norman Rockwell came to Paris, Missouri, in 1946 to do a story on the local newspaper, the Monroe County Appeal ...

“The Kansas City Spirit,” painted in 1951 by Norman Rockwell (with John Atherton), is on display at the Hallmark Visitors Center. Tammy Ljungblad [email protected] Your Guide to ...

Ed Locke, the model for the boy in Norman Rockwell's painting "The Runaway," stands in front of the famous image at the State Police Museum in Grafton on Sunday. [Photo/Jim Marabello] "We had it ...