Benjamin Hummel’s I Will Not Draw During Lecture is a whimsical and relatable painting that captures a timeless moment of youthful mischief in a school setting. The scene centers around a young boy who has been asked to stand in the corner of the classroom as punishment for his creative rebellion. Above his head, a portrait of George Washington hangs on the wall, a subtle nod to authority and discipline. The American flag is draped over the teacher’s chair, symbolizing the values and traditions of the school environment.
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