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Notre problème à tous (titre original : The Problem We All Live With) est une illustration du peintre américain Norman Rockwell, initialement publiée dans le magazine Look le 14 janvier 1964 durant le mouvement des droits civiques aux États-Unis.
The Problem We All Live With is a 1964 painting by Norman Rockwell that is considered an iconic image of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.
Cette oeuvre est un engagement majeur de Norman Rockwell dans une USA où dans les années 60, le combat pour l’égalité entre les Blancs et les Noirs fait rage et révèle au monde des personnalités comme Rosa Parks ou Martin Luther King Jr. encore
The most shocking letter came from a man in New Orleans who called Rockwell’s work, “just some more vicious lying propaganda being used for the crime of racial integration by such black journals...
Learn about the historical context and artistic choices of Rockwell's 1963 masterpiece, which depicts Ruby Bridges, a 6-year-old African American girl, on her first day of school amid racism. Discover how the painting influenced the Civil Rights Movement and the presidency of Barack Obama.
Learn how Norman Rockwell's famous painting The Problem We All Live With, depicting the first African American child to integrate a New Orleans school, became a symbol of the civil rights movement. Explore the history of school segregation, the story of Ruby Bridges, and the legacy of Rockwell's art.
9 déc. 2015 · Talk given by Norman Rockwell Museum Chief Curator and Deputy Director Stephanie Plunkett on Norman Rockwell's iconic 1964 illustration for "Look" Magazine. ...more.
