This framed lithograph, titled "The American Way," is a poignant example of Norman Rockwell’s mastery of narrative and emotional resonance. Originally created during the World War II era, the scene depicts a weary American soldier in full field gear, sharing his rations with a young girl. The composition emphasizes a moment of humanity amidst the backdrop of conflict, framed by patriotic motifs including a golden eagle and the stars and stripes. This piece carries significant provenance, originating from the Norman Rockwell Museum of the South.

Specifications

• Artist: Norman Rockwell (United States, 1894-1978)

• Title: The American Way

• Medium: Framed offset lithograph

• Dimensions: 31 x 24 inches

• Provenance: Norman Rockwell Museum of the South

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