FTP, identify this Regionalist best known for a 1930 painting of his dentist and daughter in Iowa, American Gothic.
This painter of Death on Ridge Road and Fall Plowing became involved with the New Objectivity movement during trips to Europe and rejected abstraction, and he produced a bird's-eye view of a New England town lit by an unnatural glow in his The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere. In his masterpiece, which features a distinctive arch-shaped window, a woman stands behind the shoulder of a man whose stitched overalls mirror the shape of his pitchfork. FTP, identify this Regionalist best known for a 1930 painting of his dentist and daughter in Iowa, American Gothic.
This painter of Death on Ridge Road and Fall Plowing became involved with the New Objectivity movement during trips to Europe and rejected abstraction, and he produced a bird's-eye view of a New England town lit by an unnatural glow in his The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere.
Grant Wood