Piano (1928) by Norman Rockwell

Piano - Norman Rockwell - 1928

Artwork Information

TitlePiano
ArtistNorman Rockwell
Date1928
Art MovementRegionalism

About Piano

The artwork titled “Piano,” created by Norman Rockwell in 1928, represents the Regionalism art movement and belongs to the genre painting category. It captures the essence of everyday life, a hallmark of both Regionalism and genre painting.

In the artwork, a man is depicted seated at an ornate upright piano, his back turned to the viewer while he plays. He wears a formal, dark tailcoat, adding a touch of formality and reverence to his musical pursuit. The meticulous details on the piano, including floral ornaments and intricate woodwork, emphasize its classic and somewhat elaborate nature. Sheet music rests prominently on the stand, suggesting the man’s engagement with a specific piece. The scene is intimate yet tells a broader story of dedication to art, reflecting a moment of private musical enjoyment.

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