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Mother and Daughter Singing in Church by Norman RockwellMarch 26, 1921 Issue of The Literary DigestMother and Daughter Singing in Church, this Norman Rockwell painting, appeared on the cover of The Literary Digest published March 26, 1921. This illustration was Rockwell's twenty-fourth picture featured on the cover of The Literary Digest. The Digest featured Rockwell artwork on the cover twelve times total in 1921 alone. A Rockwell painting appeared on the cover once each month in 1921. Starting with his first cover illustration in 1918, Boy Showing Off Badges to the last, The Night Before Christmas in 1923, Norman Rockwell artwork was published on The Literary Digest cover forty-seven times in all. The location of the original oil on canvas painting is not known. This painting also appears on page 55 of Norman Rockwell, A Definitive Catalogue by Laurie Norton Moffatt.
Mother and Daughter Singing in ChurchIn this painting, Norman Rockwell gives us a glimpse into family life at church. Easter Sunday was March 27th in 1921, so this cover illustration appeared the day before Easter. Mother and Daughter Singing in Church was only one of 47 Norman Rockwell Literary Digest covers; here is the list of more Norman Rockwell Literary Digest scans.
Here is the complete list of all Norman Rockwell magazine covers. Families in Rockwell paintings usually have one boy and one girl. This one is no exception. Mother, daughter and son are all lined up in one pew this Easter Sunday. Brother is in the background and is holding his hymnal lower than his pewmates in the picture's main emphasis. The main emphasis of this picture is Mother and Daughter, just as the title suggests. Both mother and daughter are dressed in Easter finery. Both are wearing new dresses bought especially for the occaison. Both are wearing Easter bonnets. Although the bonnets do not match each other, they match their respective outfits wonderfully. Mother and daughter bear a family resemblance. Did Rockwell actually paint models who were mother and daughter for this work?
Copyright © 1921 The Literay Digest and Funk & Wagnalls Company
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