Grant Wood

American masters such as Grant Wood, Jackson Pollock, Dale Chihuly, and George Segal are also represented.

Art Knowledge News 2009

The foreign and the familiar within the reach and context of the American dollar, for Wagner, include not only the Statue of Liberty, but also a portrait of Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, a recreation of "American Gothic" by Grant Wood and various mixed-media collaborations that hit on the necktie, real estate development and the American worker.

Adrian Margaret Brune: The New Moneyed Art Adrian Margaret Brune 2011

Grant Wood is best known today for the quintessentially American portrait "American Gothic."

3 books about artists 2011

Find out why they include: 1. Michelangelo 2. Women on Top 3. Matisse and meitosis 4. Millennium Park 5. The Temple of Heaven in Beijing 6. Frank Gehry 7. Shakespeare's Coriolanus 8. Grant Wood 9. Frank Lloyd Wright

Edward Lifson: Top Ten Reasons to Save Prentice Hospital Edward Lifson 2011

Grant Wood is best known today for the quintessentially American portrait "American Gothic."

3 books about artists 2011

The foreign and the familiar within the reach and context of the American dollar, for Wagner, include not only the Statue of Liberty, but also a portrait of Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, a recreation of "American Gothic" by Grant Wood and various mixed-media collaborations that hit on the necktie, real estate development and the American worker.

Adrian Margaret Brune: The New Moneyed Art Adrian Margaret Brune 2011

If this were a painting, it would be Norman Rockwell or Grant Wood, and it bears distant allusions to Americana, like Aaron Copland's rodeos and Appalachian springs.

Music With All the Fixings Will Friedwald 2011

The foreign and the familiar within the reach and context of the American dollar, for Wagner, include not only the Statue of Liberty, but also a portrait of Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, a recreation of "American Gothic" by Grant Wood and various mixed-media collaborations that hit on the necktie, real estate development and the American worker.

Adrian Margaret Brune: The New Moneyed Art Adrian Margaret Brune 2011

As he matured, his early landscapes and figurative works, often of men at work with machinery, segued through surrealism and into abstraction, with traces first of Thomas Hart Benton and Grant Wood, perhaps, and of Paul Cézanne, Pablo Picasso and Max Ernst.

Still's Stalwart Judith H. Dobrzynski 2011

The foreign and the familiar within the reach and context of the American dollar, for Wagner, include not only the Statue of Liberty, but also a portrait of Fed chairman Ben Bernanke, a recreation of "American Gothic" by Grant Wood and various mixed-media collaborations that hit on the necktie, real estate development and the American worker.

Adrian Margaret Brune: The New Moneyed Art Adrian Margaret Brune 2011