American Gothic Painting
American Gothic by Grant Wood (1930) |
Nan Wood Graham and Doctor Byron McKeeby |
American Gothic Parodies and the Detail of Plants
American Gothic Detail of the Snake Plant (Mother-in-Law's Tongue) |
Woman with Plants (Portrait of Hattie Weaver) by Grant Wood (1929) |
The Scream by Edvard Munch (1893) |
American Gothic Artist, Grant Wood
Self-Portrait by Grant Wood (1932) |
Daughters of Revolution by Grant Wood (1932) |
Washington Crossing the Delaware by Emanuel Leutze (1851) |
Stone City, Iowa by Grant Wood (1930) |
Arbor Day by Grant Wood (1932) |
American Gothic Facts and Legacy
Artist with Palette (Self-Portrait) by Grant Wood (1935) |
Creation Process of American Gothic and Regionalism
The Dibble House (The American Gothic House) Built by Catherine and Charles Dibble (1881) |
First Study Sketch on Letter Paper for the American Gothic by Grant Wood (1930) |
Self-Portrait by Jean-Édouard Vuillard (1889) |
American Gothic Analysis
Portrait of a Man (Self-Portrait) by Jan van Eyck (1433) |
Self-Portrait by John Steuart Curry (1937) |
Portrait of a Farmer (Self-Portrait) by Arnold Lanch (1936) |
Boy Milking a Cow by Grant Wood (1932) |
American Gothic and Woman with Flowers Details of Brooches |
The Arnolfini Portrait by Jan van Eyck (1434) |
American Gothic Meaning of Windows and Wood’s Signature
American Gothic Detail of the Signature of Grant Wood |
American Gothic Literature of Cameo Brooch and Face Expressions
American Gothic Detail of Trident Rake |
American Gothic by Grant Wood
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