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ABOUT THE ORIGINAL
American Gothic, after Grant Wood.
Painted in 1930 after Wood was struck by a white farmhouse with a Gothic-arched window in Eldon, Iowa, this dry, meticulous double portrait of a farmer and his daughter in front of their home has become one of the most parodied and recognised images in American art. It is held by the Art Institute of Chicago.
Our atelier works from a colour-accurate reference, recreating each passage in oil so the surface — not a print of it — carries the image. The result is a faithful, hand-made reproduction, certified and made to last.
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