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Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) “The Night Before Christmas (Santa Peering over Chair at Sleeping Child)” Literary Digest magazine cover (December 22, 1923) Source
Dan Smith, Literary Digest cover, Oct. 1908
Settling an Argument or Two Men Consulting the Globe (1922). Norman Rockwell (American, 1894-1978). Oil on canvas.
Settling an Argument appeared on the cover of Literary Digest on June 24, 1922, and depicts two elderly gentleman engaged in scholarly pursuits. The work attests to Rockwell's early interest in referencing and replicating the work of the Old Masters, as the portrait and skull he renders in the foreground allude to the iconic works of the 16th century German portraitist Hans Holbein the Younger.
While Dillon is at his scout meeting, Daryl complains to his grandma that Mom is always busy working at home. Anaya explains that his mom is working on a book to help people feel good about themselves. Daryl guesses that is cool.
Dillon is hungry after his scout meeting.
Daryl tells Dillon that, while he was at his meeting, Mom was finishing up her book about sims liking themselves for who they are (fat acceptance) . Dillon says people shouldn’t need a book for that.
Billie sends “Big and Beautiful” to a literary digest and becomes a global superstar.
Cover art. Literary Digest Magazine - March 1932.
dan smith. cover of the literary digest, 1908.
Seen in the April 24, 1915 Literary Digest.
The truth still speaks even a century later.