Oh Ron you came across gold!!!. I thought it was Norman Rockwell's paintings as well. I am so fascinated with his paintings. Amazing to find another person who inspired Rockwell. Thank you so much Ron for taking the time to stop in and show us. ❤❤ I definitely am a person who won't forget him and now we have a new person to remember❤
This absolutely blows my mind! To think there was someone who inspired Norman Rockwell ! Who would have known those magazines (10 cents maybe) would have become such a huge part of our lives and an era gone.Thanks again Ron for bringing the past alive again for this and hopefully the next generation.Never to old to learn.😊
Wow, I have never heard of J.C. Leyenecker before. I would have thought of Norman Rockwell too. We are never too old to learn something new. Thank you, Ron, for showing us this cool museum.
Thank you Amanda!!! Hope you join FOTF to explore Ron's Channel. Thank you Ron!!! This was incredible! I never knew Norman Rockwell had a predecessor who did this style artwork. What a treasure trove you and Amanda introduced us to. I love museums!!!!! This is awesome and will be one I show my Mom when I go home for my Birthday in latter part of Feb.
What an amazing episode .I'm not a big art person but these pictures are very Impressive Ron ,thank you for taking all us with you on this adventure .Here in Wisconsin getting ready for another round of snowstorm tomorrow an single digits Arctic 🥶. air moves in ahead
This man was incredible, may be better than Norman Rockwell, my BFF is a 42 year collector of Rockwell , going to share this with her, Thanks Amanda & Ron for a great tour 😊
Norman Rockwell ❤ was awesome. I would purchase this magazine when the art caught my eye. I love art. Sir if you like history, old vehicle, & life back in the old days. Check out The Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village. They are right across the street from each other in Dearborn Michigan. Stay safe Sir & everyone. Sending virtual hugs to you all.
Rockwell made me feel what was in every painting. I wanted to melt into every scene. Just goes to show you, everyone comes from a predecessor, family or influencer. Thank you. Blessings from Michigan.
Leyendecker's approach looks to have differed markedly from that of Rockwell's. Where Leyendecker painted from his sketches of studio models, Rockwell's paintings were based on his photographs of set pieces --- tableaus, I guess you could call them --- with "costumed" studio models. Rockwell would trace off of the photos.
Wow, I am so happy you shared your "find", Ron! I have always been a fan of Norman Rockwell, in fact, I have a collection of figurines depicting 12 of the paintings he did for the Saturday Evening Post. I was never aware that he had a predecessor who, I am sure, inspired him. Thanks again, Ron, I will be doing some research
I have info about a Norman Rockwell painting. When I began my position with Purdue University as an Extension Ed, I noticed that one of his paintings was hanging in our office. It was the painting of Purdue Ext. Ag rep. working with a farmer and 2 young girls. (I think it was 2)and their pet 4-H cow. The youngest of the girls in the pic was my boss when working for Ball State Univ. The Purdue Ag Educator was her father. The girl, my boss, was Avanelle Reed from Ripley Co, in Indiana. Found out later that this picture is hanging in every Extension Office in the state of Indiana. I think there are 92 offices. Avanelle said that he was the nicest, kindest man .
Great video Ron and I loved Norman Rockwell anf another man to remember this is very interesting sir.....enjoyed this Ron.... thanks for sharing this with us....... watching from Arkansas.... Mary M 😊❤...we have bad winter storms coming across Arkansas and all the deep south and we are not used to this weather snow and ice.....had to go get groceries and meds I needed and was late here but I made it Ron ....
Thank you Ron. I am a huge Rockwell fan also. So enjoyed the video. I was at Rockwell home and studio in the east. I could have stayed all day, looking at everything. To have such talent.
This was a great video there's some of my friends and myself went to go see the motion art of Van Gogh it was amazing you're in this room and all the art that he has done and pictures of him would float around all over the room on the ceiling the walls the floor all around you and then they say all about it all these beautiful pictures and everything it was so great Rockwell has some beautiful art this is a very fantastic video thank you very much Ron I hope you have a very nice day and a very nice weekend I'll be looking forward to your next video coming up have a great night❤
Wow ! Now we see the rest of the story… thank you Ron ! We can surely see where Norman Rockwell got his influence or perhaps he was asked if he could do something like his predecessor did ,so he continued the style.
This was very interesting Ron! I too had no idea that Norman Rockwell had a predecessor. And he was as good an artist as Norman Rockwell was too. Glad you gave some recognition because it's long in coming and very well deserved!
There's a museum in Hannibal, MO that commemorates Mark Twain and his stories. There was original artwork by Norman Rockwell. I did not realize Norman R. Illustrated Mark Twain's novels. There's also a death mask of Mark Twain's baby.
I have actually been there. I was down in St Louis doing the story of the Mad Doctor McDowell, ruclips.net/video/kjswRTsbvHI/видео.html, the grave robber, and there I reference the cave. but when I went to film there at the cave, the owners said "no filming, no no no". dumb - it was their loss.
I see Alphonse Mucha in ''Spring''.... he did beautiful Art Nouveau work if you are to look. Thank-you for showing us another artist resembling Norman Rockwell...🙂
Ron..always love your vids....but that thumbnail ? To me, that is one ugly baby. LOL. Sorry folks....just trying to be honest here. The artwork is unique though.
Unfortunately, J.C. and Rex Leyendecker, were very undervalued, as an Illustrator, compared to Norman Rockwell. The Arrow Collar Men. Probably, because of their pasts/relationships/tragic death. Though, both Painters were exceptionally talented, Leyendeckers works, always caught my eyes in details, the Female and Male Forms and Still Life Advertisements, with their Planier Works. As a Still Life Artist/Illustrator, Paper Empheria Collector, I had tried to find as much info on Leyendeckers works, when I was a Student at SCAD, in Savannah., not even their massive Library, had much to research on them. I think there are only a few Hardcover Books, that are out of print, but are pricey to purchase., unless, there is a newer release. To make a long story short, I just wrote a 12 page Paper on Norman Rockwell. Anyways, what a rare and wonderful treat to see these beautiful original works. I hope someday soon they might have his works, or Rockwells on display at the Frist in Nashville.
I was so blessed by this happenstance Ron. My Mother loved Norman Rockwell, she would have liked to have known this piece of history for sure. She was born in 1932 like that New Year’s Eve picture there. Thank you for sharing this amazing Museum with us.
So cool! Thanks for sharing this - didn't know anything about who influenced Norman Rockwell - but rather obvious from the painting you shared with us all. Thank you very much, Ron 🥰
Leyendecker was an amazing painter! I've been a fan of his for quite some time. Both he and Rockwell knew how to touch the heart with images. Thank you, Ron!
So exciting to see and here about this man. Rockwell's art truly reflects this artist's works. Ron, this is an eye opening story for our time. Thank you for the wonderful story and history lesson@@
Wow what a treat I thought it was Rockwell just looking at them but it's mind blowing that it was someone else that inspired Rockwell thanks for showing us this and great history lesson
Oh Ron you came across gold!!!. I thought it was Norman Rockwell's paintings as well. I am so fascinated with his paintings. Amazing to find another person who inspired Rockwell. Thank you so much Ron for taking the time to stop in and show us. ❤❤ I definitely am a person who won't forget him and now we have a new person to remember❤
Thank you
he is gold & works hard 4 us all.
This absolutely blows my mind! To think there was someone who inspired Norman Rockwell ! Who would have known those magazines (10 cents maybe) would have become such a huge part of our lives and an era gone.Thanks again Ron for bringing the past alive again for this and hopefully the next generation.Never to old to learn.😊
Wow, I have never heard of J.C. Leyenecker before. I would have thought of Norman Rockwell too. We are never too old to learn something new. Thank you, Ron, for showing us this cool museum.
The art work is so real like, it make you feel as if they will just come to life, Thanks Ron another brilliant episode
We always get educated on your journeys. Thank you for all that you do. Your compassion for others is so heart warming.
So cool!! Thank you Amanda and Ron!!
It's so cool to see something on Leyendecker, he's one of my favorite artists!
I think you are one of the few, actually the only person here so far that has known about and recognized him. How soon forgotten people are….
Thank you Amanda!!!
Hope you join FOTF to explore Ron's Channel.
Thank you Ron!!! This was incredible! I never knew Norman Rockwell had a predecessor who did this style artwork. What a treasure trove you and Amanda introduced us to. I love museums!!!!! This is awesome and will be one I show my Mom when I go home for my Birthday in latter part of Feb.
What an amazing episode .I'm not a big art person but these pictures are very Impressive Ron ,thank you for taking all us with you on this adventure .Here in Wisconsin getting ready for another round of snowstorm tomorrow an single digits Arctic 🥶. air moves in ahead
Wow hows come I never heard of this guy. Beautiful art, so Norman Rockwell. Thanks for taking us along.....😊❤
What a fantastic story! Amazing art work!Thank you so very much for sharing this with us!
This man was incredible, may be better than Norman Rockwell, my BFF is a 42 year collector of Rockwell , going to share this with her, Thanks Amanda & Ron for a great tour 😊
Norman Rockwell ❤ was awesome. I would purchase this magazine when the art caught my eye. I love art. Sir if you like history, old vehicle, & life back in the old days. Check out The Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village. They are right across the street from each other in Dearborn Michigan. Stay safe Sir & everyone. Sending virtual hugs to you all.
Love this Ron. Thank you so much for sharing this. Such a talent.
Wow, their styles are so much alike and I love these works! 😊
Oh my that guy had amazing talent in his masterpiece so good wow those pictures are beautiful he was gifted Rip to him
Rockwell made me feel what was in every painting. I wanted to melt into every scene. Just goes to show you, everyone comes from a predecessor, family or influencer. Thank you. Blessings from Michigan.
Leyendecker's approach looks to have differed markedly from that of Rockwell's. Where Leyendecker painted from his sketches of studio models, Rockwell's paintings were based on his photographs of set pieces --- tableaus, I guess you could call them --- with "costumed" studio models. Rockwell would trace off of the photos.
Amazing Art!!! Hands are so hard to do. Great talent🎉🎉🎉 Thanks, Ron❤❤❤
Who knew he came before Norman????? Not me.
This was an amazing story!!! You always take the time to show us these .
Wow, I am so happy you shared your "find", Ron! I have always been a fan of Norman Rockwell, in fact, I have a collection of figurines depicting 12 of the paintings he did for the Saturday Evening Post. I was never aware that he had a predecessor who, I am sure, inspired him. Thanks again, Ron, I will be doing some research
I am a fan of Norman Rockwell also.
I love your channel !!! ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
I enjoy the channel also very much. ❤
Very amazing 😮never knew. We learn something new every day! Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you so much for finding this story and sharing it with us. The paintings are beautifully done. 🖌️
Love this
Hi Ron and all! Have a great day. That trunk gave me creeps. 👀👍👍👍
great video from the Haggin Museum, beautiful pictures/paintings............... wow❣👌👋
I'm from Stockton. Been in Haggin Museum numerous times, but have never seen these! WOW, gonna have to visit soon.
Golly Ron, this was great! I have never heard of this man before! 😊❤❤
There's actually a documentary about him, from 2021. Titled "Coded".
I don't know how you keep surprising us very nice keep us on our toes Ron ❤
Wow, and I don’t live too far from Stockton. I never knew about this museum. Thank you for sharing! I need to go. Amazing!!
I have info about a Norman Rockwell painting. When I began my position with Purdue University as an Extension Ed, I noticed that one of his paintings was hanging in our office. It was the painting of Purdue Ext. Ag rep. working with a farmer and 2 young girls. (I think it was 2)and their pet 4-H cow. The youngest of the girls in the pic was my boss when working for Ball State Univ. The Purdue Ag Educator was her father. The girl, my boss, was Avanelle Reed from Ripley Co, in Indiana. Found out later that this picture is hanging in every Extension Office in the state of Indiana. I think there are 92 offices. Avanelle said that he was the nicest, kindest man .
Thanks for sharing that. Very interesting
That was wonderful & unexpected, Ron! I'l have to share this with Mom, she's from Stockton~
Great video Ron and I loved Norman Rockwell anf another man to remember this is very interesting sir.....enjoyed this Ron.... thanks for sharing this with us....... watching from Arkansas.... Mary M 😊❤...we have bad winter storms coming across Arkansas and all the deep south and we are not used to this weather snow and ice.....had to go get groceries and meds I needed and was late here but I made it Ron ....
I saw those storms on the radar weather channel. Wow you are getting socked.
AWESOME video, as always, Ron!! LOVED the artwork!! XXXX 💚❤👍💞🤗
Very interesting. I loved Norman Rockwell’s paintings but these were great too.
Thanks for sharing mate...
I wonder why Rockwell became so famous and recognized but this earlier guy was not ? Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you Ron. I am a huge Rockwell fan also. So enjoyed the video. I was at Rockwell home and studio in the east. I could have stayed all day, looking at everything. To have such talent.
Wow! Very much like Norman Rockwell 😮 That baby looked terrified 😨 😳 standing on top of the world 🌎 with the planes going by. Thank you Ron! 😊
That is so cool!! You'd def think it was Rockwell, but much earlier. Thanks Ron!
I see the Rockwell also. And I live in western Massachusetts and I’ve never been to the Rockwell museum. Well, it’s on the bucket list.
This was a great video there's some of my friends and myself went to go see the motion art of Van Gogh it was amazing you're in this room and all the art that he has done and pictures of him would float around all over the room on the ceiling the walls the floor all around you and then they say all about it all these beautiful pictures and everything it was so great Rockwell has some beautiful art this is a very fantastic video thank you very much Ron I hope you have a very nice day and a very nice weekend I'll be looking forward to your next video coming up have a great night❤
Wow ! Now we see the rest of the story… thank you Ron ! We can surely see where Norman Rockwell got his influence or perhaps he was asked if he could do something like his predecessor did ,so he continued the style.
That wow I had no idea, his artwork was amazing, like you said he brought his art to life with the detailed hands and their expressions beautiful!
Amazing paintings❤️ Learned something new🙂 Used to draw when I was younger not big on doing hands😊
😊 I really enjoyed watching this Ron and thanks for sharing this and others you have done. ❤
Those drawings/paintings are absolutely amazing!
Such fun. The one you called mom and son almost looked 3d. Thank you for taking us along ❤️
This was very interesting Ron! I too had no idea that Norman Rockwell had a predecessor. And he was as good an artist as Norman Rockwell was too. Glad you gave some recognition because it's long in coming and very well deserved!
So very fascinating, thank you,
Those paintings were amazing, so lifelike. Thanks for showing us Ron ❤
Heyyy ron❤❤
mornin ron from nz. great video as always.
Amazing! Thank you Ron, and Amanda!❤️
There's a museum in Hannibal, MO that commemorates Mark Twain and his stories. There was original artwork by Norman Rockwell. I did not realize Norman R. Illustrated Mark Twain's novels. There's also a death mask of Mark Twain's baby.
I have actually been there. I was down in St Louis doing the story of the Mad Doctor McDowell, ruclips.net/video/kjswRTsbvHI/видео.html, the grave robber, and there I reference the cave.
but when I went to film there at the cave, the owners said "no filming, no no no".
dumb - it was their loss.
Wow! The inspiration for such an inspiration! 😮
There was quite interesting!
Wow you found a trove of great stuff in Stockton ..... I never heard of this man til today great work sir
thanks man!
Those paintings!
I see Alphonse Mucha in ''Spring''.... he did beautiful Art Nouveau work if you are to look.
Thank-you for showing us another artist resembling Norman Rockwell...🙂
Thank You Ron
Ron..always love your vids....but that thumbnail ? To me, that is one ugly baby. LOL. Sorry folks....just trying to be honest here. The artwork is unique though.
What a treat! Ty ❤
Just wonderful paintings Ron..love his work too.. love Norman Rockwell. I will have to look him up. Thankyou.
howdy Ron
Unfortunately, J.C. and Rex Leyendecker, were very undervalued, as an Illustrator, compared to Norman Rockwell. The Arrow Collar Men. Probably, because of their pasts/relationships/tragic death. Though, both Painters were exceptionally talented, Leyendeckers works, always caught my eyes in details, the Female and Male Forms and Still Life Advertisements, with their Planier Works. As a Still Life Artist/Illustrator, Paper Empheria Collector, I had tried to find as much info on Leyendeckers works, when I was a Student at SCAD, in Savannah., not even their massive Library, had much to research on them. I think there are only a few Hardcover Books, that are out of print, but are pricey to purchase., unless, there is a newer release. To make a long story short, I just wrote a 12 page Paper on Norman Rockwell. Anyways, what a rare and wonderful treat to see these beautiful original works. I hope someday soon they might have his works, or Rockwells on display at the Frist in Nashville.
THANK YOU Ron! I'm a huge fan of Rockwell, but I never knew about his predecessor until now!
I was so blessed by this happenstance Ron. My Mother loved Norman Rockwell, she would have liked to have known this piece of history for sure. She was born in 1932 like that New Year’s Eve picture there. Thank you for sharing this amazing Museum with us.
So cool! Thanks for sharing this - didn't know anything about who influenced Norman Rockwell - but rather obvious from the painting you shared with us all. Thank you very much, Ron 🥰
Lovely paintings. I enjoyed this video. Paintings so colorful and vivid. Good video thanks for sharing
Leyendecker was an amazing painter! I've been a fan of his for quite some time. Both he and Rockwell knew how to touch the heart with images. Thank you, Ron!
That was awesome❣️ I love Norman Rockwell. it's great to see his possible inspiration. Thanks Ron❣️
We love 10 minutes away! We never even heard of this museum! Very enjoyable Ron! We will check that out also! Thank you❤
That's really awesome. He has beautiful work and it is Rockwell all over except he was first. LOL
So exciting to see and here about this man. Rockwell's art truly reflects this artist's works. Ron, this is an eye opening story for our time. Thank you for the wonderful story and history lesson@@
This is such a good companion video to Kaz Rowe's videos on Leyendecker
I always loved Norma Rockwell, but you forget that painters i spiration is often times inspired by someone else.
Ron, i believe there's a museum up in Vermont having several Norman Rockwell paintings also. can't remember the town it's in
I haven't been to this museum for over 20 years, and you've made me consider a visit in the near future. Thank you for sharing.
Wow what a treat I thought it was Rockwell just looking at them but it's mind blowing that it was someone else that inspired Rockwell thanks for showing us this and great history lesson
I forgot about Norman Rockefellar what did he do? Was he like a photographer for the times or somewhere?
Very interesting, thank you Ron.Stay safe and keep well.
Those paintings are so beautiful. I had no idea about this artist. Thanks for showing us!
I lived like a block away from there. I used to go there all the time when I was younger
How informative! Thank you!
Fantastic! A true gem! Thank you!
Very interesting learned something new thanks Ron
Loved this! Thank you, Amanda!
Thank you Ron for teaching us another piece of history!
🎉 I enjoy all these interesting things you come up with
I wonder if the new years baby grew up to have a fear of flying? Lol 😂
I love this style of painting, great find thnx.
Awwww this was so awesome! I could have watched it for hours!
Wow! I’d love to see the advertising.
That was fascinating. Thanks, Ron! 💜
Hi Ron. I am a big Rockwell fan. And to see this man’s work is just remarkable. I would have bet that his work were from Rockwell. Great video Ron .
yep, I too am a huge Rockwell fan. It is amazing what they both captured in their artistry!!
How very cool. Thank You Ron.
Great tour ,thank you,👋👏👏🙏🙏👍🇦🇺
Very Fascinating!!🎨🖼