Rockwell self-portrait

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Rockwell self-portrait Portrait warm-up

Norman Rockwell (American, 1894-1978) Triple Self-Portrait 1960 Oil on canvas 44 ½ x 34 ¾” www.nrm.org

Describe the subject matter in this work. Make sure to support your answer with specific details, using complete sentences.

Analyze the use of proportion in this work. Make sure to support your answer with specific details, using complete sentences.

Interpret – Why did the artist have images of art work done by other artist in the top right hand corner of his canvas while he was doing a self-portrait? Make sure to support your answer with specific details, using complete sentences.

Judge the realism in this work. Make sure to support your answer with specific details, using complete sentences.