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31
Jan
2012
The First Modernist?

11 days ago by redtreetimes

Once again, I came across a painter from the past of which I knew absolutely nothing. That is nothing new but when I first saw these paintings I was shocked he was unknown to not only me but to most other people as well. Actually, his biography is pretty thin in content but the sheer power of his wo ...

Redtree Times - redtreetimes.com · Rank: 61,186 · 27 references

30
Jan
2012
Revolver Brewing Planned

12 days ago by assurbanipaul

GRANBURY - Another new brewery is planned for the greater North Texas area, Revolver Brewing Company, to be located in Granbury, southwest of Fort Worth. Owner Rhett Keisler has hired Grant Wood to be his head brewer. Originally from the North Texas area, Wood has spent the past 16 years working as ...

TEXAS BEER - texasbeer.blogspot.com

16
Jan
2012
“Cover art” – La suite

26 days ago by Goyo

Il y a presque deux ans déjà, j’écrivais mon premier billet portant sur les “reprises” de toiles, citant une oeuvre de Banksy ayant été reproduite dans une vidéo du groupe rock 30 Seconds to Mars. Je m’étais alors donné comme mission de trouver d’autres exemples de toiles ayant été reprises par d’au ...

Le Monde à Goyo - lemondeagoyo.wordpress.com

14
Jan
2012
TCH Replay with Sam Adams Brewery’s Grant Wood

28 days ago by The Conversation Hub

Happy Saturday! Welcome to this week’s TCH Replay! From the Archives: Episode 60: Our conversation with Sam Adams’ Brewing Manager Grant Wood (link to audio file). You can view the original post by clicking here! Our Most Recent Episodes: In case you missed them – yes, we posted two episodes this we ...

The Conversation Hub - theconversationhub.com · 6 references

16
Dec
2011
Holiday Parody American Gothic Ornament/Card!

58 days ago by Miss Kati Oetken

2nd graders had a good laugh and learned about the famous painting "American Gothic". We learned that American Gothic was a milestone for the Iowan artist Grant Wood, and was accepted to be part of the collection at the Chicago Art Institute (I showed a picture of myself taken with the actual painti ...

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09
Dec
2011
If Santa had his portrait done by . . .

64 days ago by dross08

Ready for some holiday cheer? My goal for the day is to put a smile on your face! Enjoy! Below are portraits of Santa IF they had been done by various artists that you’ll recognize! Because I live in Iowa, the number one winner is: American Gothic Santa, Grant Wood Santa (however, this is my persona ...

Supreme Design by Dianne Ross - phelans1.wordpress.com · 12 references

11
Nov
2011
models

92 days ago by Michelle

stars of American Gothic

everything's beautiful here - everythingsbeautifulhere.blogspot.com · Rank: 129,878 · 4 references

07
Nov
2011
AMERICAN GOTHIC

96 days ago by Jack Germain

One of my favorite fun facts: Grant Wood saw a house in Iowa that he decided to paint along with “the kind of people he fancied should live in that house.” He chose his sister and his dentist.

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04
Nov
2011
Grant Wood's World War I Connection-- Part 3

99 days ago by RoadDog

Continuing with various sources concerning Wood's World War I service. COLUMBIA ENCYCLOPEDIA-- Even though this doesn't have to do with World War I, i am interested in the Great Depression's WPA. Grant Wood was the director of WPA projects in Iowa. WIKIPEDIA had nothing on Wood's World War I service ...

Cooter's History Thing - cootershistorything.blogspot.com · 5 references

Grant Wood's World War I Connection-- Part 2

99 days ago by RoadDog

I got to wondering if the drawing of Earl Sullivan was done overseas in Europe during the war. So, I looked up Grant Wood in several sources. There wasn't a lot on his World War I service and a bit of confusion. From Mr. Burgher's Art Facts: Grant Wood was in the Army during WW I and used his art sk ...

Cooter's History Thing - cootershistorything.blogspot.com · 5 references

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