Â The smug expressions of the main figures are usually interpreted as constituting one of its artist's only satirical paintings.
The artist of this work may have been prompted to paint it after the placement of his Veterans Memorial Window in a local church was protested because it was made with German help. Â The rightmost figure in this painting wears an orange broach, while the leftmost figure in this painting is wearing a pair of pearl earrings. Â Another person in this painting clasps a (*) teacup with a hand resembling a claw. Â The smug expressions of the main figures are usually interpreted as constituting one of its artist's only satirical paintings. Â The background of this painting is dominated by a sepia reproduction of Leutze's Washington Crossing the Delaware. Â For 10 points, name this depiction of three women painted by Grant Wood whose name evokes a patriotic organization.
The artist of this work may have been prompted to paint it after the placement of his Veterans Memorial Window in a local church was protested because it was made with German help.
Daughters of Revolution