Freedom of Worship
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Freedom of Worship is a famous 1943 painting by Norman Rockwell that depicts a diverse group of people praying, illustrating the American ideal of religious liberty.
Statements (48)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
oil painting
→
painting → |
| alsoKnownAs | Freedom to Worship → |
| artisticFocus |
emotional intimacy
→
facial expressions → |
| associatedWith |
World War II war bond drive
→
surface form: "United States war bond drives"
|
| commissionedBy | The Saturday Evening Post → |
| copyrightStatus | copyrighted → |
| countryOfOrigin |
United States of America
→
surface form: "United States"
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| creator | Norman Rockwell → |
| depicts |
American ideal of religious liberty
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diverse religious believers → people praying → religious freedom → |
| depictsEthnicGroup |
European American
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surface form: "White Americans"
people of different ethnic backgrounds → |
| exhibitedWith |
Four Freedoms
→
surface form: "Freedom from Fear"
Freedom from Want → Freedom of Speech → |
| firstPublishedIn | The Saturday Evening Post → |
| genre |
illustration
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war propaganda art → |
| hasInfluenceOn | American visual culture of civil liberties → |
| hasPart |
close-up portraits of worshippers
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hands clasped in prayer → subtle religious symbols → |
| hasTitle | Freedom of Worship → |
| historicalContext | World War II → |
| inception | 1943 → |
| inspiredBy |
Four Freedoms
→
surface form: "Four Freedoms speech"
President Franklin D. Roosevelt →
surface form: "Franklin D. Roosevelt"
|
| languageOfTitle | English → |
| locationOfOriginal | Norman Rockwell Museum → |
| mainSubject |
freedom of religion
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pluralism → tolerance → |
| materialUsed | oil paint → |
| movement |
Realism
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surface form: "American Realism"
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| notableWorkOf | Norman Rockwell → |
| partOfSeries | Four Freedoms → |
| publicationDate | 1943 → |
| publicationMedium | The Saturday Evening Post → |
| seriesOrdinal | second painting in the Four Freedoms series → |
| support | canvas → |
| theme |
American values
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religious devotion → unity in diversity → |
| usesColorPalette | muted tones → |
Referenced by (3)
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