Gramps and the Snowman 1919

Norman Rockwell’s 1919 painting, "Gramps and the Snowman", showcases the artist’s signature style of Americana. Depicting a heartwarming winter scene, Rockwell captures the innocence of childhood and the bond between generations. The snowman, affectionately labeled "Granpa", is a playful symbol of family and tradition, while the young child and the older gentleman watching stand as a testament to the joy of sharing a moment together. Rockwell's masterful use of light and color creates a sense of warmth and comfort, making this painting a beloved classic.