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Grant Wood, artist
American, 1891 - 1942
Fertility, 1939
Lithograph
22.7 x 30.2 cm (image); 32 x 41 cm (sheet)
Gift of George Hopper Fitch 1981.1.161
Artist Biography: Grant DeVolson Wood. Buried in Anamosa. ~~Painter and one of the major exponents of Midwestern Regionalism, a movement that flourished in the United States during the 1930s. ~~Perceptive insight combined with dry caricature make Wood's figurative paintings outstanding among the works of the American Regionalist school. His landscapes sometimes have an air of the deliberately primitive. The tension he sets up between his scrupulously veristic detail and the psychological impactof an overwhelming sense of "presence" raises his best work above most Regionalist painting to the level of truly memorable art.~~Reference: Corn, Wanda M. Grant Wood, The Regionalist Vision. Minneapolis Institute of Arts : 1983~
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Fertility Fitch Hopper George Gift America North States United Print Lithograph growing corn silo barn house Grant Wood American 4041202103260065 A021665 1981.1.161 AFGA
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