In one painting in this series, two men in suits and ties look up at a man wearing a blueplaid shirt and a dirty brown jacket.
In one painting in this series, a blond-haired doll lies on the floor next to a man in gray pants and suspenders, who holds a newspaper and a pair of reading glasses in his hand. The words "Each According to the Dictates of His Own Conscience" appear at the top of one painting in this series. In one painting in this series, two men in suits and ties look up at a man wearing a blueplaid shirt and a dirty brown jacket. One painting in this series depicts a woman (*) tucking her two red-headed children into bed, while another show a lone dissenter at a town council meeting, standing to raise an objection. The most iconic painting in this series shows a woman in a white apron bringing a large roast turkey to the table at Thanksgiving. For 10 points, name this set of four paintings produced for the Saturday Evening Post by Norman Rockwell, which were inspired by the namesake speech by FDR.
In one painting in this series, a blond-haired doll lies on the floor next to a man in gray pants and suspenders, who holds a newspaper and a pair of reading glasses in his hand.
The Four Freedoms