The artist of this painting chose one of his sitters after grabbing his hand and staring at it fascinatedly for a while. This painting's style was inspired by the artist's trip to Munich, which separated it from his earlier Impressionistic work. A photograph named "[this painting], Washington, D. C." shows an African-American woman with a broom and a mop in front of the American flag; that photograph is by Gordon Parks. One curl escapes the bun of a woman wearing a (*) cameo and a dotted dress in this painting. The central figures of this painting are either husband an
The artist of this painting chose one of his sitters after grabbing his hand and staring at it fascinatedly for a while. This painting's style was inspired by the artist's trip to Munich, which separated it from his earlier Impressionistic work. A photograph named "[this painting], Washington, D. C." shows an African-American woman with a broom and a mop in front of the American flag; that photograph is by Gordon Parks. One curl escapes the bun of a woman wearing a (*) cameo and a dotted dress in this painting. The central figures of this painting are either husband and wife or father and daughter, and the window above them is mirrored by a pitchfork held by a dentist. For ten points, name this oft-parodied Grant Wood painting showing a serious-looking couple in front of an house in Iowa.
The artist of this painting chose one of his sitters after grabbing his hand and staring at it fascinatedly for a while.
American Gothic