American Gothic by Grant Wood - Canvas Print
Similar Artworks
About Grant Wood’s American Gothic
Interested in this American Gothic print?
Grant Wood created this amazing work of art in 1930. This was right before the Great Depression.
The work depicts a farmer and his daughter standing in front of a rural Iowa farmhouse.
The work’s name is from the style of architecture used in building the house. The Gothic architecture style is from the middle ages in Europe. The type of style used to design some of Europe’s most famous cathedrals.
The house in the work has such characteristics, like the window and structure of the house. Of course, with a rural Americana style.
Today you can find this work at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Shop your own Grant Wood American Gothic canvas art today for a low price with free shipping!
About The American Gothic Print
- Enter the ID number to verify the fit.
- Stable shrink-resistant frames and quality canvases.
- 1.50” Density stretchers for an art gallery-style look.
- Stretched, prepared, and finished in the United States.
- Every order comes with a hanging kit.
- We manufacture our products in the United States. Our products will never ship from overseas. Beware of fraudulent sellers with substandard products.
- We make our canvases specifically for our printing process. The blank unprinted canvases are white.
We utilize only HP Latex inks in our print process. This process allows our canvas prints to be resistant to fading for as long as 100 years.
We only use high-quality frames. The stretching of our canvases uses wooden stretchers.
Get this Grant Wood American Gothic print now!
About The Artist
Grant Wood was an American artist who was alive from 1891-1942. His most famous works depict rural midwest America. Woods trained extensively in Europe and worked as a teacher of a one-room schoolhouse and later as an art teacher at the University of Iowa.
