Grant Wood

1891 AD - 1942 AD

Grant Wood is best known for his portrayals of rural farm life and the landscapes of Iowa. His most famous piece, American Gothic, has become a cultural icon and is recognizable by most people, regardless of background.

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Grant Wood's Works of Art

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Thumbnail	Title	Date
	Adoration of the Home	1922 AD
	American Gothic	1930 AD
	Appraisal	1931 AD
	Arbor Day	1932 AD
	At Ville d'Avray, Paris	1920 AD
	Autumn Oaks	1933 AD
	Booster	1936 AD
	Boy Milking Cow	1932 AD
	Calendulas	1929 AD
	Charles Manson as Silenus	1928 AD
	Daughters of Revolution	1932 AD
	Death on Ridge Road	1935 AD
	Dinner for Threshers	1934 AD
	Entrance to Turner Mortuary	1924 AD
	Exterior View of Turner Mortuary from the Southwest	1924 AD
	Family Doctor	1940 AD
	Farmer's Wife With Chickens	1932 AD
	Feeding the Chickens	1918 AD
	Fertility	1939 AD
	Folding Screen With Star Design	1931 AD
	Good Influence	1936 AD
	Haying	1939 AD
	Honorary Degree	1937 AD
	House with Blue Pole	1924 AD
	In the Spring	1939 AD
	Italian Farmyard	1924 AD
	January	1940 AD
	Library Doors	1929 AD
	Lilies of the Alley	1925 AD
	Memorial Window	1929 AD
	Mourner's Bench	1922 AD
	Near Sundown	Unknown
	Necklace	1915 AD
	New Plaster, Paris	1924 AD
	New Road	1939 AD
	Night Scene, National Oats	1928 AD
	Old Stone Barn	1919 AD
	Plaid Sweater	1931 AD
	Porte du Clocher, Saint Emilion	1926 AD
	Portrait of a Woman	Unknown
	Portrait of Arnold Pyle	1930 AD
	Portrait of Frances Fiske Marshall	1929 AD
	Portrait of John B. Turner, Pioneer	1930 AD
	Portrait of Nan	1933 AD
	Return from Bohemia	1935 AD
	Self-Portrait	1925 AD
	Self-Portrait	1941 AD
	Shrine Quartet	1939 AD
	Sketch for House in American Gothic	1930 AD
	Spring in the Country	1941 AD

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Total number of works by this artist: 74