Who painted the now-iconic work of art, Amerian Gothic?
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According to the Art Institute Of Chicago — where the painting is hosted — Grant Wood’s American Gothic is often considered a satirical portrait of out-of-step Midwesterners. However, he intended the painting to be a positive portrayal of rural Americans whose strength and values held firm even among the hardships of the Great Depression.
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Who painted the now-iconic work of art, Amerian Gothic?
- Norman Rockwell
- Grant Wood
- Edward Hopper
- John Singer Sargent
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