In 1943, norman rockwell created his famous "freedom from want" illustration by using a dinner as an example of this. this illustration first appeared on which magazine?

(a) mccalls
(b) saturday evening post
(c) life

B. Saturday Evening Post.
Freedom From Want was a painting by a famous illustrator Norman Rockwell, who taking inspiration from Roosevelt's address to Congress in 1941 made four paintings. Freedom From Want was the first in this series of four paintings. He was a sought-after artist by many periodicals but he was especially affiliated with the Post painting several magazine covers for it. He was only 22 years of age when he made the first one for the paper, resulting in early success and fame.

It’s actually still in the u.s.