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Norman Rockwell Men Drinking Coffee

“Men Drinking Coffee” by Norman Rockwell is a classic example of the artist’s signature ability to capture the warmth and humor of everyday American life. Created as part of an advertising campaign for Maxwell House Coffee, this charming oil painting likely dates to the 1920s, a period during which Rockwell frequently collaborated with major brands to bring relatable, heartfelt scenes to a wide audience.

In this composition, Rockwell portrays a group of men gathered around, enjoying a comforting cup of coffee — likely during a break from work or early in the morning. The relaxed atmosphere, camaraderie, and subtle storytelling are all trademarks of Rockwell’s artistic style. His use of rich color, soft light, and expressive character features gives life to the moment, drawing viewers into the scene.

The painting is signed by the artist in the lower right corner, confirming its authenticity. Measuring 24.74 x 24.74 inches, this oil on canvas piece is preserved in a frame and remains a fine example of Rockwell’s commercial and illustrative genius. The work serves both as a nostalgic homage to American culture and as a testament to the artist’s deep understanding of human connection.

This artwork continues to resonate with collectors for its emotional accessibility, technical finesse, and historical significance in the golden age of American illustration.

Signed by Artist Lower Right

Maxwell House Coffee