The problem we all live with
- Created in 1964 by norman rockwell
- This work is an oil painting of 91.4 × 147.3 cm
- it is not exposed because it is part of the private collection
Norman Rockwell
Norman Rockwell, born in New York on February 3, 1894 and died on November 8, 1978 in Stockbridge He is famous for having illustrated the covers of The Saturday Evening Post magazine from 1916 to 1963
Whatever work he has done
Moving in
Freedom from want
The runaway
in the middle we can see a young girl of color walking with notebooks and a ruler in her hands
on the left we can see two white men dressed in suits and ties with police badges walking in front of the little girl
at the bottom you can see a tomato exploding from the impact on the wall further down
Paint description
on the right we can see the same men as on the left
My comment
for me this painting denounces the segregation
because thanks to the elements of this painting we can deduce that the tomato was thrown on the little black girl because she did not respect the "border" between for example
-the street for white and the street for black
-the school for white and the one for black
That's why there are policemen who accompany her to her home
The problem we all live with by Norman Rockwell Vincent Busnel-lizé
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Created on March 28, 2021
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The problem we all live with
Norman Rockwell
Norman Rockwell, born in New York on February 3, 1894 and died on November 8, 1978 in Stockbridge He is famous for having illustrated the covers of The Saturday Evening Post magazine from 1916 to 1963
Whatever work he has done
Moving in
Freedom from want
The runaway
in the middle we can see a young girl of color walking with notebooks and a ruler in her hands
on the left we can see two white men dressed in suits and ties with police badges walking in front of the little girl
at the bottom you can see a tomato exploding from the impact on the wall further down
Paint description
on the right we can see the same men as on the left
My comment
for me this painting denounces the segregation because thanks to the elements of this painting we can deduce that the tomato was thrown on the little black girl because she did not respect the "border" between for example -the street for white and the street for black -the school for white and the one for black That's why there are policemen who accompany her to her home