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United States · February 13, 1891 – February 12, 1942Wikidata

Grant Wood

American painter (1891–1942)

Born in Anamosa. Died in Iowa City.

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A life in paintings

Born 189125 dated paintingsDied 1942

25 works

  • Quivering Aspen
    Quivering Aspen
    Grant Wood
    1917 · Figge Art Museum
  • Ship
    Ship
    Grant Wood
    1920s · Figge Art Museum
  • The Luxembourg Gardens
    The Luxembourg Gardens
    Grant Wood
    1924 · Figge Art Museum
  • Truck Garden, Moret
    Truck Garden, Moret
    Grant Wood
    1924 · Figge Art Museum
  • The Little Chapel, Chancelade
    The Little Chapel, Chancelade
    Grant Wood
    c. 1926 · Figge Art Museum
  • Grandma Wood's House
    Grandma Wood's House
    Grant Wood
    1926 · Figge Art Museum
  • Study for Autumn Oaks
    Study for Autumn Oaks
    Grant Wood
    1928 · Figge Art Museum
  • Sunlit House
    Sunlit House
    Grant Wood
    1928 · Figge Art Museum
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Grant Wood
    1928
  • Woman with Plants
    Woman with Plants
    Grant Wood
    1929 · Museum of Art Cedar Rapids
  • Calendulas
    Calendulas
    Grant Wood
    1929 · Museum of Art Cedar Rapids
  • American Gothic
    American Gothic
    Grant Wood
    1930 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Arnold Comes of Age
    Arnold Comes of Age
    Grant Wood
    1930 · Sheldon Museum of Art
  • Stone City, Iowa (painting)
    Stone City, Iowa (painting)
    Grant Wood
    1930 · Joslyn Art Museum
  • The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere
    The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere
    Grant Wood
    1931 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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