America at Peace (1944) by Rockwell Kent

America at Peace - Rockwell Kent - 1944

Artwork Information

TitleAmerica at Peace
ArtistRockwell Kent
Date1944
Art MovementRegionalism
Current LocationUnited States Capitol, Washington, DC, US

About America at Peace

The artwork, titled “America at Peace,” was created by Rockwell Kent in 1944. It belongs to the Regionalism art movement and is categorized as an allegorical painting. This significant piece of art is housed in the United States Capitol, Washington, DC, US.

The painting portrays a serene and idealized vision of America. Dominating the upper portion of the artwork are three angelic figures with golden hair and white wings, hovering gracefully in the sky. These figures carry symbols of peace and unity, with the central angel extending arms forward, embodying vigilance. Below them, the expanse shows a majestic aircraft soaring through the calm skies, symbolizing progress and modernity. The lower part of the artwork depicts a harmonious and idyllic landscape, featuring green fields, winding rivers, and a bustling highway with orderly traffic, suggestive of a prosperous and well-ordered society. The words “On Earth Peace” are inscribed at the top, reinforcing the allegorical theme of universal harmony and tranquility. The overall composition is bright and uplifting, reflecting the artist’s vision of a peaceful and thriving America.

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