Age of Romance by Norman Rockwell
The Saturday Evening Post, November 10, 1923
In Age of Romance, Norman Rockwell paints a moment of pure daydream—where a young boy, lost in a book of chivalry, becomes the knight he reads about. The scene radiates imagination and innocence, as he sits motionless on a wooden bench, utterly transported by the tales of old.
For seniors, this artwork brings back the joy of childhood reading and the stories that lit up their own imaginations. It’s a loving nod to the books that shaped generations, the quiet moments spent with pages open and minds soaring.
A beautiful piece for any room, Age of Romance speaks to the timeless magic of storytelling. Ideal for those who believe the most powerful adventures begin with a book.
