Remarkable works by Ohio artists capturing Ohio’s distinctive expression of Regionalism rooted in the state’s more diverse blend of agriculture, industry, and cultures. This exhibition is accompanies by a catalog. Presented with the generous support of Ohio Humanities.

1938 Thomas Hart Benton American, 1889–1975 tempera and oil on board Thomas Hart Benton is renowned for his scenes of harvests and rural culture peopled by sinuous, elongated figures. This painting presents a group of hard-working, muscular field laborers who are using traditional tools to harvest grain in a gracefully undulating landscape. The intimate relationship between man and nature is articulated in the way the rise and bend of the figures echo the contours of the land. Benton is among a group of American artists known as Regionalists, who created in their paintings a heroic vision of the Midwest. Such nostalgic images of the virtues and traditions of Americans as portrayed in here offered optimism for a country troubled by the Great Depression.

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Jerry Bywaters, “Share Cropper,” 1937, oil on Masonite, Dallas Museum of Art, Allied Arts Civic Prize, Eighth Annual Dallas Allied Arts Exhibition, 1937, 1937.1

Норман Роквелл (Norman Rockwell) американский художник и иллюстратор. Его работы пользуются популярностью в Соединённых Штатах, на протяжении четырёх десятилетий он иллюстрировал обложки журнала The Saturday Evening Post Клепальщица Рози 1943 г…

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Description The exhibition coincides with the renovation of the artist's historic studio in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, known as "5 Turner Alley," where he lived and worked from 1924 to 1935. Wood converted the loft of this turn-of-the-century carriage house into a showcase for his decorative arts work and a backdrop for some of his most famous paintings. The exhibition features works from the collection of the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art, studio artifacts and heirlooms that served as props, as well as significant loans from other museums and private collections that rarely travel. Together these works help to re-create Wood's studio and demonstrate the importance of craft in the development of the artist's work. The showing at the Smithsonian American Art Museum's Renwick Gallery is the only presentation besides the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art. Jane Milosch, curator at the Renwick Gallery, is the curator of the exhibition. "Grant Wood's Studio: Birthplace of 'American Gothic'" is presented under the Honorary Patronage of Congressman Jim Leach and Deba Leach. Visiting Information Renwick Gallery March 10, 2006 – July 15, 2006 Open Daily, 10:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m Free Admission

It’s Labor Day weekend and you’re about to cut into a humble red onion, maybe to slice it up for the burgers that are on the grill, or to chop it up for a sauce, or sliver it for your salad. You’re probably in a rush to get it done, but take a few seconds and consider the rather astonishing number of people who labored in order for your onion to sit there on your cutting board, whole and unblemished and ready for your knife. It truly is astonishing.

Together with John Steuart Curry and Thomas Hart Benton, Grant Wood was one of the three major figures of American regionalist art movement of the early years of 20th Century. Following a period of trips to Europe and an interest for impressionist and post-impressionist styles, he discovered the...

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John Steuart Curry is the lesser-known "Regionalist three" artist, a group which included Thomas Hart Benton and Grant Wood.

Originally published in 1935, my edition dates from the following year, and is the first “cheap edition”, cloth bound and slightly foxed, but a lovely thing nonetheless. Basically this …

At first he believed that Christina's World, which would become his most famous painting, would be as successful as "a flat tire."

Maine fisherman Walt Anderson North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh Andrew Wyeth [American Contemporary Realist Painter, 1917-2009] Second of the three generations of Wyeth artists. The best known of the Wyeths, Andrew was taught by his father, artist and illustrator N.C. Wyeth. Andrew Wyeth is father of Jamie Wyeth, third generation contemporary realist painter. Official Andrew Wyeth website: andrewwyeth.com/ Farnsworth Museum, Wyeth works: collection.farnsworthmuseum.org/objects?query=wyeth&f... Andrew Wyeth image permission requests, artist's estate: andrewwyeth.com/image-permission/__ This is a copyright work for educational purposes only.

Hailed as one of America's foremost Regionalist painters, he is the creator of the iconic and enigmatic painting: American Gothic.