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| Size | 18 x 24″ |
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| Frame | Blue Wood, Grey Wood, Green Wood, Teal Wood, Lilac Wood, Oak Dark, Oak Nature, Orange Wood, Red Wood, Rose Wood, White Wood, Yellow Wood, Black Wood |
1891 — 1942 • American Regionalist Painter
Key Works: American Gothic, Daughters of Revolution, Arbor Day, Stone City
Biography: Wood lived his life as a gay man in rural Iowa at a time when homosexuality was deeply stigmatized in
Middle America. His idealized Midwestern landscapes and farm scenes masked a private life of queer desire and
bohemian partnerships. The iconic couple in American Gothic – his sister and his dentist – became accidental symbols of American conservatism, while Wood himself lived outside those norms.
Poster Design: The American Gothic couple and rolling hills in wheat gold, barn red, and prairie green geometric
precision. Rural America rendered with stylized elegance.
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• Acid- and lignin-free and made to last.
• The natural finish enhances vibrancy and depth.
• Textured matte surface that enhances depth without losing clarity.
• Handmade wooden frame from Italy.
| Size | 18 x 24″ |
|---|---|
| Frame | Blue Wood, Grey Wood, Green Wood, Teal Wood, Lilac Wood, Oak Dark, Oak Nature, Orange Wood, Red Wood, Rose Wood, White Wood, Yellow Wood, Black Wood |
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