Andy Heppelle🇺🇸🇺🇦🇨🇦🇪🇺🇺🇳🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
@andyheppelle.bsky.social
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Bruce Springsteen - Streets Of Minneapolis (Official Lyric Video)
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Thanks @brucespringsteen.net for writing #StreetsofMinneapolis youtu.be/GDaPdpwA4Iw #WeThePeople stand with Minneapolis & Minnesota too. Preserve, protect & defend the U.S. Constitution🇺🇸 @smith.senate.gov @klobuchar.senate.gov @governorwalz.mn.gov @repilhan.bsky.social @kellymorrisonmn.bsky.social
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Morally bankrupt POTUS & Administration!
The framers of our U.S. Constitution must be rolling in their graves to see the destruction of the Republic by DJT, his dishonorable, cruel criminal Cabinet, his pardoned January 6, 2021 minions. We must vote this November to restore Justice & Honor in USA🇺🇸
The framers of our U.S. Constitution must be rolling in their graves to see the destruction of the Republic by DJT, his dishonorable, cruel criminal Cabinet, his pardoned January 6, 2021 minions. We must vote this November to restore Justice & Honor in USA🇺🇸
February 3, 2026 at 3:33 PM
Morally bankrupt POTUS & Administration!
The framers of our U.S. Constitution must be rolling in their graves to see the destruction of the Republic by DJT, his dishonorable, cruel criminal Cabinet, his pardoned January 6, 2021 minions. We must vote this November to restore Justice & Honor in USA🇺🇸
The framers of our U.S. Constitution must be rolling in their graves to see the destruction of the Republic by DJT, his dishonorable, cruel criminal Cabinet, his pardoned January 6, 2021 minions. We must vote this November to restore Justice & Honor in USA🇺🇸
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Morally bankrupt POTUS & Administration!
The framers of our U.S. Constitution must be rolling in their graves to see the destruction of the Republic by DJT, his dishonorable, cruel criminal Cabinet, his pardoned January 6, 2021 minions. We must vote this November to restore Justice & Honor in USA🇺🇸
The framers of our U.S. Constitution must be rolling in their graves to see the destruction of the Republic by DJT, his dishonorable, cruel criminal Cabinet, his pardoned January 6, 2021 minions. We must vote this November to restore Justice & Honor in USA🇺🇸
February 3, 2026 at 10:19 PM
Morally bankrupt POTUS & Administration!
The framers of our U.S. Constitution must be rolling in their graves to see the destruction of the Republic by DJT, his dishonorable, cruel criminal Cabinet, his pardoned January 6, 2021 minions. We must vote this November to restore Justice & Honor in USA🇺🇸
The framers of our U.S. Constitution must be rolling in their graves to see the destruction of the Republic by DJT, his dishonorable, cruel criminal Cabinet, his pardoned January 6, 2021 minions. We must vote this November to restore Justice & Honor in USA🇺🇸
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A reminder of who Mike Johnson is.
www.democracydocket.com/opinion/a-bi...
www.democracydocket.com/opinion/a-bi...
A “Big Lie” Ring Leader Becomes Speaker of the House
From Marc | The newly elected Speaker of the House Mike Johnson is no ordinary Republican election denier.
www.democracydocket.com
February 3, 2026 at 8:51 PM
A reminder of who Mike Johnson is.
www.democracydocket.com/opinion/a-bi...
www.democracydocket.com/opinion/a-bi...
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February 1st 2026
Osteospermum
Osteospermum
February 3, 2026 at 12:26 AM
February 1st 2026
Osteospermum
Osteospermum
Never gets old
February 3, 2026 at 9:22 PM
Never gets old
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Two legends — GENE KELLY, and FRED ASTAIRE in a 1985 commercial for Western Airlines.
February 3, 2026 at 12:40 AM
Two legends — GENE KELLY, and FRED ASTAIRE in a 1985 commercial for Western Airlines.
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First published for the February 20, 1943 cover of The Saturday Evening Post is Rockwell's "Freedom of Speech."
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
February 3, 2026 at 9:18 PM
First published for the February 20, 1943 cover of The Saturday Evening Post is Rockwell's "Freedom of Speech."
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
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Thousands showed up in Seattle—nurses, doctors, educators—people who heal and protect life. Congress is voting to fund ICE instead of care. The public is choosing dignity and health. Lawmakers should listen.
#FundHealthcareOverICE
#FundHealthcareOverICE
February 3, 2026 at 6:17 PM
Thousands showed up in Seattle—nurses, doctors, educators—people who heal and protect life. Congress is voting to fund ICE instead of care. The public is choosing dignity and health. Lawmakers should listen.
#FundHealthcareOverICE
#FundHealthcareOverICE
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Sore loser man-baby says if they won't perform here, no one will perform here.
February 3, 2026 at 9:00 PM
Sore loser man-baby says if they won't perform here, no one will perform here.
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I always rather liked that museum. Doubly so when they arranged this during their "Art and Humor of MAD Magazine" exhibit:
August 19, 2025 at 3:08 PM
I always rather liked that museum. Doubly so when they arranged this during their "Art and Humor of MAD Magazine" exhibit:
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Thank you Norman Rockwell @normanrockwellm.bsky.social
February 3, 2026 at 9:13 PM
Thank you Norman Rockwell @normanrockwellm.bsky.social
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Thank you Norman Rockwell @normanrockwellm.bsky.social
February 3, 2026 at 9:12 PM
Thank you Norman Rockwell @normanrockwellm.bsky.social
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Thank you Norman Rockwell @normanrockwellm.bsky.social
February 3, 2026 at 9:12 PM
Thank you Norman Rockwell @normanrockwellm.bsky.social
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Thank you Norman Rockwell @normanrockwellm.bsky.social
February 3, 2026 at 9:11 PM
Thank you Norman Rockwell @normanrockwellm.bsky.social
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First published for the February 20, 1943 cover of The Saturday Evening Post is Rockwell's "Freedom of Speech."
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
February 3, 2026 at 9:10 PM
First published for the February 20, 1943 cover of The Saturday Evening Post is Rockwell's "Freedom of Speech."
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
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First published for the February 20, 1943 cover of The Saturday Evening Post is Rockwell's "Freedom of Speech."
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
February 21, 2025 at 3:23 PM
First published for the February 20, 1943 cover of The Saturday Evening Post is Rockwell's "Freedom of Speech."
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
Rockwell attended a town meeting where one man stood up and voiced an unpopular view, inspiring him to depict freedoms through everyday scenes from his hometown, such as the town meeting.
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First published #OnThisDay for the March 13, 1943 Saturday Evening Post is Rockwell's painting, "Freedom from Fear"
FDR outlined his vision for a postwar world based on 4 freedoms: Speech, Religion, Want, and Fear. Eager to contribute to the war effort, Rockwell decided to illustrate the 4 Freedoms
FDR outlined his vision for a postwar world based on 4 freedoms: Speech, Religion, Want, and Fear. Eager to contribute to the war effort, Rockwell decided to illustrate the 4 Freedoms
March 13, 2025 at 1:17 PM
First published #OnThisDay for the March 13, 1943 Saturday Evening Post is Rockwell's painting, "Freedom from Fear"
FDR outlined his vision for a postwar world based on 4 freedoms: Speech, Religion, Want, and Fear. Eager to contribute to the war effort, Rockwell decided to illustrate the 4 Freedoms
FDR outlined his vision for a postwar world based on 4 freedoms: Speech, Religion, Want, and Fear. Eager to contribute to the war effort, Rockwell decided to illustrate the 4 Freedoms
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See American illustration in a new light!
From glowing lamplight to moonlit magic, Illustrators of Light showcases how Rockwell, Wyeth, and Parrish played with brightness, shadow, and storytelling.
These rare works reveal the brilliance behind the brush—now on view through Jan 4, 2026!
From glowing lamplight to moonlit magic, Illustrators of Light showcases how Rockwell, Wyeth, and Parrish played with brightness, shadow, and storytelling.
These rare works reveal the brilliance behind the brush—now on view through Jan 4, 2026!
June 30, 2025 at 1:43 PM
See American illustration in a new light!
From glowing lamplight to moonlit magic, Illustrators of Light showcases how Rockwell, Wyeth, and Parrish played with brightness, shadow, and storytelling.
These rare works reveal the brilliance behind the brush—now on view through Jan 4, 2026!
From glowing lamplight to moonlit magic, Illustrators of Light showcases how Rockwell, Wyeth, and Parrish played with brightness, shadow, and storytelling.
These rare works reveal the brilliance behind the brush—now on view through Jan 4, 2026!
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Illustrators of Light is on view through Jan 2026!
These luminous 1920s illustrations—originally created for Edison Mazda ads—capture the brilliance of a brighter era in lighting. Edison Mazda bulbs were named for both Thomas Edison and Ahura Mazda, the ancient Persian god of wisdom and light.
These luminous 1920s illustrations—originally created for Edison Mazda ads—capture the brilliance of a brighter era in lighting. Edison Mazda bulbs were named for both Thomas Edison and Ahura Mazda, the ancient Persian god of wisdom and light.
July 30, 2025 at 1:43 PM
Illustrators of Light is on view through Jan 2026!
These luminous 1920s illustrations—originally created for Edison Mazda ads—capture the brilliance of a brighter era in lighting. Edison Mazda bulbs were named for both Thomas Edison and Ahura Mazda, the ancient Persian god of wisdom and light.
These luminous 1920s illustrations—originally created for Edison Mazda ads—capture the brilliance of a brighter era in lighting. Edison Mazda bulbs were named for both Thomas Edison and Ahura Mazda, the ancient Persian god of wisdom and light.
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guys I’m off this week … went to the norman rockwell museum. found the meme in real life — and his jacket
August 18, 2025 at 4:20 PM
guys I’m off this week … went to the norman rockwell museum. found the meme in real life — and his jacket
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Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas Recreation returns this Sunday, December 7, from 12–2 pm — and it’s pure holiday magic! Think twinkling storefronts, vintage cars, and the iconic small-town charm brought to life.
Advance registration is required and spots will go quickly — don’t wait! ❄️
Advance registration is required and spots will go quickly — don’t wait! ❄️
December 1, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas Recreation returns this Sunday, December 7, from 12–2 pm — and it’s pure holiday magic! Think twinkling storefronts, vintage cars, and the iconic small-town charm brought to life.
Advance registration is required and spots will go quickly — don’t wait! ❄️
Advance registration is required and spots will go quickly — don’t wait! ❄️
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Reserve an engaging and inspiring guided gallery tour to enhance your Museum Visit
Leave with a new understanding of Rockwell’s original paintings, from the intricate details of his artistry to the social impact of his storytelling, and learn about his influences, training, and the arc of his career
Leave with a new understanding of Rockwell’s original paintings, from the intricate details of his artistry to the social impact of his storytelling, and learn about his influences, training, and the arc of his career
January 5, 2026 at 3:16 PM
Reserve an engaging and inspiring guided gallery tour to enhance your Museum Visit
Leave with a new understanding of Rockwell’s original paintings, from the intricate details of his artistry to the social impact of his storytelling, and learn about his influences, training, and the arc of his career
Leave with a new understanding of Rockwell’s original paintings, from the intricate details of his artistry to the social impact of his storytelling, and learn about his influences, training, and the arc of his career
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From Sat, Jan. 17 – Mon, Jan. 19 reserve a special MLK Weekend Gallery Tour, focusing on work by Rockwell that captured the complexities of race, equality, and social justice.
Learn how his art addressed the challenges of a racially diverse society and expressed his belief in tolerance and equality
Learn how his art addressed the challenges of a racially diverse society and expressed his belief in tolerance and equality
January 9, 2026 at 2:39 PM
From Sat, Jan. 17 – Mon, Jan. 19 reserve a special MLK Weekend Gallery Tour, focusing on work by Rockwell that captured the complexities of race, equality, and social justice.
Learn how his art addressed the challenges of a racially diverse society and expressed his belief in tolerance and equality
Learn how his art addressed the challenges of a racially diverse society and expressed his belief in tolerance and equality
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First published #OnThisDay for the January 13, 1962 cover of The Saturday Evening Post is Norman Rockwell's painting, 'The Connoisseur.'
Always fascinated by modern and abstract art, Rockwell designed a cover in which he could acknowledge his appreciation of the genre.
Always fascinated by modern and abstract art, Rockwell designed a cover in which he could acknowledge his appreciation of the genre.
January 13, 2026 at 3:29 PM
First published #OnThisDay for the January 13, 1962 cover of The Saturday Evening Post is Norman Rockwell's painting, 'The Connoisseur.'
Always fascinated by modern and abstract art, Rockwell designed a cover in which he could acknowledge his appreciation of the genre.
Always fascinated by modern and abstract art, Rockwell designed a cover in which he could acknowledge his appreciation of the genre.
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Across cultures. Across time.
Published in 1961 and still deeply resonant today, 'The Golden Rule' reflects Rockwell’s belief in the impact of everyday kindness to connect us all.
At its heart is a hopeful vision: a world guided by compassion, respect, and care for one another.
Published in 1961 and still deeply resonant today, 'The Golden Rule' reflects Rockwell’s belief in the impact of everyday kindness to connect us all.
At its heart is a hopeful vision: a world guided by compassion, respect, and care for one another.
January 30, 2026 at 2:51 PM
Across cultures. Across time.
Published in 1961 and still deeply resonant today, 'The Golden Rule' reflects Rockwell’s belief in the impact of everyday kindness to connect us all.
At its heart is a hopeful vision: a world guided by compassion, respect, and care for one another.
Published in 1961 and still deeply resonant today, 'The Golden Rule' reflects Rockwell’s belief in the impact of everyday kindness to connect us all.
At its heart is a hopeful vision: a world guided by compassion, respect, and care for one another.