Facts Of Life 1956

Norman Rockwell's 1956 painting, "Facts of Life," depicts a father talking to his son. The father has a stern expression, and the boy appears to be listening intently, with his head resting on his hands. This iconic painting, typical of Rockwell's work, captures a relatable moment of father-son interaction, emphasizing the significance of life lessons. It is often seen as an illustration of the complex relationship between fathers and sons, as well as the inevitability of growing up and facing challenges.