365 Writing Prompts: The artist’s eye

Is there a painting or sculpture you’re drawn to? What does it say to you? Describe the experience(or if art doesn’t speak to you , tell us why.)

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Wikipedia image

I am looking at a painting of Norman Rockwell. Looks like the family is gathered for Thanks Giving dinner. The family is waiting patiently for the Turkey dinner.

Mama’s got the Turkey roasted and is about to place it on the dinner table.There are smiling faces, it is a joyous occasion.

While almost everyone is anxious to get started to eat dinner, there is one friendly fellow  inviting me to join them.I’m thinking is Mama a good cook?If she is I must have a bite with them. Then again do they have enough food for one extra plate?

Uncles, aunts and Grandma is visible too. What if they are not ready to welcome a complete stranger. Let me try and see if they would share the Turkey dinner with me.

Can you see me there, the little girl in the corner is smiling at me. Okay I’m in their midst, can you see me? Mama’s Turkey was worth waiting for. I’m so stuffed up,I won’t need to eat for a week, wait a minute did I say a week, no, no, a half a day.

Bye mama, uncles, aunts, brothers, sisters and papa, thank you so much for inviting me, will see you next Thanks Giving dinner, yum yum!

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4 thoughts on “365 Writing Prompts: The artist’s eye

  1. Dear Ranu,

    What a wonderful Rockwell image you have shared! We see the man in one corner, and the little girl in the other corner, inviting you to dinner. Family, around food, with love as the main serving, makes for a beautiful painting.

    All good wishes,

    robert

    • My dearest brother,
      I was looking for a Wikipedia image of Norman Rockwell’s painting.
      The only one I could copy and paste was the one I posted. It reminded
      me of Thanksgiving dinners that the Americans love.Thank you for your comment. 🙂

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