In one work by this artist, three women stand smug
In one work by this artist, three women stand smugly in front of a picture of Washington Crossing the Delaware. That 1932 painting is a satire of the elitist attitude displayed by that group, Daughters of Revolution. In his most famous work, a red barn stands in the background behind the right shoulder of a man holding a pitchfork. For 10 points, name this American regionalist painter, known for his 1930 portrait of an Iowa farm couple, American Gothic.
In one work by this artist, three women stand smugly in front of a picture of Washington Crossing the Delaware.
Grant {Wood}