Grant Wood: The Icon of American Regionalism
Biography
Grant Wood (1891-1942) is an American painter emblematic of the regionalist movement, known for his idealized depictions of rural life in the Midwest. Born in Iowa, he studied in Europe before developing a distinctive style influenced by Flemish painting and American realism. His work highlights traditional values and the simplicity of the American rural world.
Style and influence
Wood is known for his precise and detailed style, combining carefully constructed compositions with an aesthetic inspired by Northern Renaissance painting. His works often depict agricultural landscapes and human figures with marked expressions, reflecting a vision that is both realistic and stylized of the American heartland.
Iconic works
Among his most famous works are "American Gothic", "Parson Weems' Fable", and "Stone City, Iowa". His work captures the spirit of the American Midwest, oscillating between gentle satire and sincere homage to rural values.
Our collection
We offer you a selection of art prints of the major works of Grant Wood, ideal for lovers of regionalist art and authentic rural scenes. Each print preserves the richness of details and the clarity of his style, bringing a touch of nostalgia and elegance to your interior.