His work had a major influence on subsequent artists, there are a limited number of his paintings, he plays a large role in Western art history, and <span>his paintings allow the viewer to feel a connection with the artist himself.</span>
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It’d be a good question to pose to Norman Rockwell, that famed painter of quaint, funny scenes depicting mid-20th-century American life. His works were reproduced ceaselessly on magazine covers in the 1930s, ’40s, and ’50s—and their appeal was immense. By the 1940s, Time magazine had already christened Rockwell as “probably the best-loved U.S. artist alive,” while the New York Times had affectionately compared his paintings to Mark Twain’s novels.
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The answer is Indonesian gamelan. The Gamelan is a non western timbre and a traditional music ensemble of Java and Bali, Indonesia which comprises mostly of percussive instruments. The instruments used are metallophones played using mallets and drums named kendhang.
