# Grant Wood
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Grant DeVolson Wood (February 13, 1891 – February 12, 1942) was an American painter best known for his paintings depicting the rural American Midwest, particularly American Gothic (1930), which has become an iconic painting of the 20th century.
== Early life ==
Wood was born in rural Iowa, 4 mi (6 km) east of Anamosa, in 1891. His mother moved the family to Cedar Rapids after his father died in 1901.
2-15-26 - Dr. Grant Woods, renowned Deer Biologist and host of Growing Deer TV
Jim and Scott interviewed Dr. Grant Woods, renowned Deer Biologist and host of Growing Deer TV.
Media For Texas and Senate Bill 22
Chase Musslewhite and Grant Wood from Media for Texas are on this edition of Inside Austin with host Brian Fitzgerald. They discuss the upcoming vote in the Texas House on SB 22 and how it could revitalize the film industry here in the state through tax incentives for film makers to shoot their mov…
Destination Diaries: American Gothic House Center
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Featuring Cari Nicely | American Gothic House Center Administrator
In this episode of Destination Diaries, we travel to one of the most recognizable — yet surprisingly personal — …
American Gothic or German Kids Music. Grant Wood with Charlie Gibson We Like Art ep 12
This Week Tommy Mavra and Manny Muskets take a look at legendary American artist Grant Wood with guest Charlie Gibson.
What's With All The Ticks and How Should Hunters Prepare? Dr. Grant Woods
In this episode we have Dr. Grant Woods on the podcast to talk everything about ticks. Back in the day in Michigan it didn’t seem like you had to worry about ticks at all. Now it’s completely different. Tick populations seem to be exploding in areas where they didn’t used to be. There is also a hug…
How Agriculture Shaped the American Identity | Neil Dahlstrom on Farming, Culture & History
What does farming reveal about who Americans are? 🇺🇸 From the nation's founding to today, agriculture has done more than feed the country—it has shaped the American identity itself.
At the birth of the United States, roughly 90% of Americans earned their living through farming. Today, even when co…
From Flunking Out of College to Deer Biologist - Grant Woods
In this episode we’re joined by Grant Woods from Growing Deer TV. From an early age Grant became passionate with deer and was set on chasing that as a career no matter what people thought of it at the time. From giving up a high paying job just to get a step closer to his dream, or convincing the d…
Governor Jim Doyle on the Woman Who Went to Prison Instead of Him | Me and The Gov Episode 10
Governor Jim Doyle on the Woman Who Went to Prison Instead of Him | Me and The Gov Episode 10
In 2006, Georgia Thompson — a career Wisconsin civil servant Governor Jim Doyle had never even met — was convicted and sent to federal prison over a $1 million travel contract. No bribe. No kickback. No mo…
American Gothic – What’s Hiding Behind the Farmer’s Expression?
📘 American Gothic is a 1930 painting by American artist Grant Wood—an iconic piece of realism that portrays much more than it seems.
In this video, we explore the identity of the figures, the symbolic Gothic window, and the subtle message in the farmer’s expression.
This is not just a portrait—it’…
Wanda Corn
For the 50th episode of Reading the Art World, host Megan Fox Kelly speaks with Wanda Corn, Professor Emerita at Stanford University, about her latest book, “The Couple with the Pitchfork: American Gothic from Easel to Icon,” published by Princeton University Press.
Grant Wood’s “American Gothic” i…
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