"Latin"; prompt on "sol" or "sun"]  This artist added architectural details to his The Little Chapel Chancelade when his first sketch was deemed too accurate, and later in life painted homages to Monet series like January, which introduced the element of snow.
"Latin"; prompt on "sol" or "sun"]  This artist added architectural details to his The Little Chapel Chancelade when his first sketch was deemed too accurate, and later in life painted homages to Monet series like January, which introduced the element of snow. His lesser-known work includes some male nudes, like the bare-assed stick- wielder in The Spotted Man and another who douses himself with water near a trough in Sultry Night. A cross section is shown in Dinner for Threshers and a telephone pole forms a cross in the strained perspective piece Death on Ridge Road, while he showed himself seated in the foreground before some immigrants in Return from Bohemia. A young boy holds an axe while his adult self pulls back a curtain in Parson Weems' Fable, part of a series of his historical satires like Daughters of the American Revolution. Also the author of the essay "Revolt Against the City," FTP, name this regionalist who painted some couple outside a farm or something in American Gothic.
"Latin"; prompt on "sol" or "sun"]  This artist added architectural details to his The Little Chapel Chancelade when his first sketch was deemed too accurate, and later in life painted homages to Monet series like January, which introduced the element of snow.
Grant {Wood}