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This document is a painting entitled "the Runaway" which was painted by Norman
Rockwell for the cover of the Saturday Evening Post published on September 20, 1958.
The scene takes place in a diner, probably in the morning because we can see a cup and
a coffee pot on the counter.
On the left side of the painting, a police officer is sitting on a stool.
On the right of the painting, I can see a little ginger-haired boy, who must be about six
or seven years old, sitting on a green stool next to the police officer.
The boy is wearing a yellow T-shirt, grey jeans with a brown belt, white socks and
brown shoes.
He has a dark jacket on his lap.
The two characters are looking at each other and probably talking together.
Next to the boy, there is a red bundle on the floor, probably belonging to him.
The boy must have run away from home. The policeman has probably found him and
taken him to this diner to listen to his story or to wait for his parents to come.
Maybe, Norman Rockwell wanted to depict / paint about his own childhood because he
is nostalgic.
I think this painting is moving / touching because this boy must be sad and unhappy. Merci d’avance