NORMAN ROCKWELL

FREEDOM TO WORSHIP, 1943

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The Saturday Evening Post February 27, 1943.

"Although often darkened or otherwise enhanced in reproduction, Freedom to Worship is composed of soft grays, beiges, and browns and is painted so thinly that the weave of the canvas is visible with no brushstrokes showing. Rockwell may have felt that these stylistic changes in The Four Freedoms were improvements to his regular painting style, reflecting his understanding of the importance of this commission and perhaps his anticipation of the public reaction to the works."

Maureen Hart Hennessey, Norman Rockwell: Pictures for the American People

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