Postcard – Grant Wood’s Lithographs
Grant Wood created this set of lithographs in 1938. His sister, Nan Wood Graham, and her husband, Edward, colored hundreds more in the set. This is the only known color photograph of Grant Wood. 4″ x...
View ArticlePostcard – Grant Wood Painting – An Ice Wagon
Ice wagon mural painted by Grant Wood, Stone City, Iowa, Art Colony, 1932-1933 4″ x 6″ postcard
View ArticlePostcard – Nan Wood Graham
Nan Wood Graham in the living room of her Riverside, California, ranch home. She is holding a jug decorated with a depiction of American Gothic, painted by her brother, Grant Wood. (She was a model for...
View ArticlePostcard – Grant Wood and Thomas Hart Benton
Regionalist artists Grant Wood, standing, wearing a fake mustache, and Thomas Hart Benton, with a fake beard, are ready for a meeting of the Society of Prevention to Cruelty to After Dinner Speakers in...
View ArticleMy Brother, Grant Wood
Everyone knows her face but few ever knew her name. The stoic-faced woman in Grant Wood’s famed American Gothic painting was his sister, Nan, perhaps one of his closet friends and observers. In My...
View ArticleMagnet – Grant Wood’s Bird Prints
Magnet features famed artist Grant Wood’s bird prints.
View ArticleMagnet – Grant Wood’s Animal Prints
Magnet features famed artist Grant Wood’s animal prints.
View ArticleGrant Wood and Little Sister Nan: Essays and Rememberances
This book traces the life of one of the most famous models in art. The life of the artist, her brother, is documented. Many illustrations. With over 40 photographs of the artist and his sister, this...
View ArticlePostcard – Grant Wood’s Bird Prints
Grant Wood’s bird prints 4″ x 6″ postcardThe post Postcard – Grant Wood’s Bird Prints first appeared on Penfield Books.
View ArticlePostcard – Grant Wood’s Studio Turner Alley
Grant Wood’s Studio Number 5, Turner Alley, 1924-1934, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 4″ x 6″ PostcardThe post Postcard – Grant Wood’s Studio Turner Alley first appeared on Penfield Books.
View ArticlePostcard – Grant Wood’s Lithographs
Grant Wood created this set of lithographs in 1938. His sister, Nan Wood Graham, and her husband, Edward, colored hundreds more in the set. This is the only known color photograph of Grant Wood. 4″ x...
View ArticlePostcard – Boarding House Bath by Nan Wood Graham
Original artwork by Nan Wood Graham, sister of famous Iowa artist Grant Wood, who painted American Gothic. The piece of paper on the wall by the toilet says “Do not throw mash in the toilet.” The sign...
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Pictures and People: A Search for Visual Truth and Social Justice
This autobiography by Joan Liffring-Zug Bourret was the top winner in the 2012 Benjamin Franklin Awards for Autobiography/Memoirs. Some 1,300 books were entered in that category. The book...
View ArticleGrant Wood and Little Sister Nan: Essays and Remembrances
This book traces the life of one of the most famous models in art. The life of the artist, her brother, is documented. Many illustrations. With over 40 photographs of the artist and his sister, this...
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