It's one of the most recognizable paintings in American art: "American Gothic," by the artist Grant Wood (1891-1942). It's likely the only work many Americans have ever seen by him.

Wood Shop Wood Shop The wood shop is a welcoming space where Art and Art History students, staff, and faculty can build valuable skills in pursuit of their creative research and projects. The wood ...

While Wood always earnestly pursued his art on the side after making it big in music, it wasn’t until the early ’80s that he began exhibiting and selling. “When I’d spent all my money on ...

The Museum for Art in Wood in Philadelphia’s Old City is exhibiting artist interpretations of a traditional Islamic architectural element: the mashrabiya. A mashrabiya is a screen, often seen in ...

As the Rembrandt of Iowa and Director of the Stone City art colony, Artist Wood now works in blue denim overalls. Grant Wood was born in 1892 in Anamosa, Iowa, site of Iowa’s best known Reformatory.

Much of this show can also be seen online in the Goldberg booth at the Winter Show, beginning Jan. 22. Wood Gaylor (1883-1957), “Arts Ball, 1918.” Samuel Gaylor and The Heckscher Museum of Art ...

The Niagara Art Trail is hosting the Lockport Woodworkers Club to showcase the Art of Wood in a display that runs from August 12 - September 9.