The Golden Rule By Norman Rockwell
Norman Rockwell’s “Golden Rule” depicts the major religions, races, and colors of the world in harmony together. The Golden Rule portrays various religious traditions in ways that underscore the pronounced multiculturalism in America. People from around the world of all backgrounds, race, economic stands, religion, and ages gather in what seems to be an act of worship, and very few of them look American.
The faces are almost twenty-eight and they belong to different religions and are of different nations. There is a Chinese person wearing a bamboo hat, an Egyptian mother, a Catholic schoolgirl holding onto a cross and rosary beads, showing the people brought together to have a moment of prayer together. In the painting, a woman holds on an
The faces are almost twenty-eight and they belong to different religions and are of different nations. There is a Chinese person wearing a bamboo hat, an Egyptian mother, a Catholic schoolgirl holding onto a cross and rosary beads, showing the people brought together to have a moment of prayer together. In the painting, a woman holds on an