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Rockwell's White House drawings, made to humanize FDR, go on public display
Norman Rockwell's West Wing drawings, commissioned during WWII to humanize FDR, have gone on public display for the first time.
Why it mattersSeeing how Roosevelt used commissioned art during wartime reveals a deliberate strategy behind presidential public perception, now visible for the first time.
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