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| − | '''''The Saturday Evening Post''''' was a weekly American magazine. First published on August 4, 1821, the magazine ran for almost a hundred and fifty years, with the final issue published on February 8, 1969. | + | '''''The Saturday Evening Post''''' was a weekly American [[magazine]]. First published on August 4, 1821, the magazine ran for almost a hundred and fifty years, with the final issue published on February 8, 1969. |
The ''Post'' is perhaps most famous for showcasing the talents of a young painter named [[Norman Rockwell]]. His covers, featuring classic scenes of American life, have since become iconic images. | The ''Post'' is perhaps most famous for showcasing the talents of a young painter named [[Norman Rockwell]]. His covers, featuring classic scenes of American life, have since become iconic images. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:40, September 6, 2008
The Saturday Evening Post was a weekly American magazine. First published on August 4, 1821, the magazine ran for almost a hundred and fifty years, with the final issue published on February 8, 1969.
The Post is perhaps most famous for showcasing the talents of a young painter named Norman Rockwell. His covers, featuring classic scenes of American life, have since become iconic images.