Norman Rockwell's America Crossword

Norman Rockwell painted 323 covers for this magazine.
Norman Rockwell painted a series of eleven magazine covers featuring this fictional WWII soldier.
This activity caught the attention of the two young men eating at the diner in Norman Rockwell's painting "Saying Grace".
Norman Rockwell's second wife.
Norman Rockwell resided in this Massachusetts town at the end of his life.
When Norman Rockwell's career with the Post began, he lived in this city in New York.
Norman Rockwell's first wife.
Norman Rockwell gained lasting fame for a series of four paintings depicting these.
The name of Norman Rockwell's personal barber in Vermont whose shop was the subject of one of the illustrator's greatest Post covers.
Norman Rockwell's third wife was named 'Mary', but to friends she was known as this.
This was impeded by a mutt in Norman Rockwell's painting "Traffic Conditions".
Norman Rockwell lived in this small Vermont village during World War II.
Norman Rockwell painted himself three times in his famous "___ Self-Portrait".
This magazine featured Norman Rockwell's final cover illustration.
Norman Rockwell's youngest son.
Norman Rockwell lived near this famous hotel in Massachusetts.
The girl in Norman Rockwell's "Girl Returning From Camp" is holding a jar containing this reptile.
Norman Rockwell painted this which shows a tomato that had been thrown into a wall.