The Runaway
Designers
Method
painting
Year
1958
“The Runaway,” painted by Norman Rockwell in 1958, is an oil on canvas that represents the Regionalism art movement and the tradition of genre painting.
The piece portrays a touching moment in a diner where a young boy, having left home, engages in conversation with a friendly police officer.
Located at The Norman Rockwell Museum of Stockbridge, this artwork reflects the innocence and warmth of American life, encouraging viewers to contemplate themes of community and shared experiences. (ss)
Object views
Sources
north_east
About the runaway
Objects by
Norman Rockwell
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painting
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Period around
1958
