Norman Rockwell, the beloved pictorial narrator, began illustrating covers for The Saturday Evening Post in 1916, an association that lasted nearly half a century. His greatest covers are anecdotes about average Americans, each a scene telling a story with a remarkable amount of detail. Conveying extraordinary warmth and humor, these twelve reproductions of his work prove Rockwell's art is also a form of entertainment. Saturday Evening Post featured covers: Golden Rule, April 1, 1961; April Fool, April 3, 1943; Girl at the Mirror, March 6, 1954; Bottom of the Sixth, April 23, 1949; The Window Washer, September 17, 1960; Just Married, June 29, 1957; At the Optometrist, May 19, 1956; High Dive, August 16, 1947; Breaking Home Ties, September 25, 1954; Willie Gillis in College, October 5, 1946; April Fool, 1948 (Curiosity Shop), April 3, 1948; Extra Good Boys and Girls, December 16, 1939.