Willie Gillis Girls with Letters 1942

Norman Rockwell's "Willie Gillis Girls with Letters" (1942) depicts two women exchanging letters near a pair of mailboxes. The scene evokes the sentimentality of wartime correspondence, a theme prevalent in Rockwell's work. The women's expressions, particularly the one on the left holding a stack of photographs, convey a sense of longing and anticipation. This iconic piece, showcasing Rockwell's signature realistic style, captures a poignant moment in American history.