[DOC] [TLE] Grant Wood | American artist | Britannica.com [PAR] Feb 17, 2015 ... American Gothic, oil on beaverboard by Grant Wood, 1930; in the Art  ... In 
1934 Wood was made assistant professor of fine arts at the University of ... to 
earn a Master of Fine Arts degree in sculpture at the University of Iowa. [DOC] [TLE] Grant Wood Biography (1891-1942)  Life of American Painter [PAR] ... Iowa Died Feb. 12, 1942 (at age 50) Iowa City, Iowa Nationality American Educ
. ... and academic realist art. His American Gothic painting has become an 
American icon. ... for artists in the area. From 1934 to 1941, Grant married for a 
brief time and became an Associate Professor of Fine Arts at the University of 
Iowa. [DOC] [TLE] Grant Wood (1891-1942) - American Regionalist - Sullivan Goss [PAR] In 1913, Wood relocated to Chicago, where he set up a jewelry and fine 
metalwork ... In 1930, his painting American Gothic (1930) was accepted into the 
juried ... an associate professor in the art department of the University of Iowa in 
hopes of ... for two summers; 1934 Elected director of Public Works of Art Project 
in Iowa... [DOC] [TLE] Grant Wood: When Tillage Begins: The Stone City Art Colony and ... [PAR] By 1926, Wood had transformed the entire Sinclair House into the Fine Arts 
Studio ... The governing principle was to immerse artists in the Iowa landscape ... 
By the summer of 1934, Grant was made an associate professor of art and was ... 
Hattie; Stone City, Iowa (1930); American Gothic (1930), featuring his sister [Nan
... [DOC] [TLE] Grant Wood - Art Icons [PAR] It was there that he was exposed to 16th century Flemish painting causing him ... 
He gained national attention with his most famous work, 'American Gothic' in 
1930. ... In 1934 he became Assistant Professor of Fine Arts at the University of 
Iowa... [DOC] [TLE] ARTTalk - Grant Wood (1892-1942) - Artist Profile [PAR] Although he had little formal training in art, Wood was to create many ... rise to the 
status of cultural icon, but "American Gothic," painted in 1930, is one of them. ... In 
1934 he became Assistant Professor of Fine Arts at the University of Iowa... [DOC] [TLE] grant wood - Bismarck Public Schools [PAR] ... Elected director of Public Works of Art Project in Iowa and named Associate 
Professor of Fine Arts at the University of Iowa (UI) ... Appointed Full Professor of 
Fine Arts at UI; 1942 Dies of liver cancer on February 12 ... Wood taught painting 
at the University of Iowa's School of Art 1934. ... (AMERICAN GOTHIC) 
CONTINUED. [DOC] [TLE] Grant Wood Biography  Grant Wood on artnet [PAR] Grant Wood (American, 18911942) was a painter best known for his ... His work, 
American Gothic, has become of the most iconic images of the 20th century. ... 
1940s, Wood served as an associate professor of Fine Arts at the University of 
Iowa, ... Founded Stone City Art Colony near Anamosa, IA; 1934: Appointed 
dirctor of... [DOC] [TLE] Grant Wood Lithographs - Traditional Fine Arts Organization [PAR] Wood and fellow Midwest artists, Thomas Hart Benton of Missouri, and John 
Steuart Curry ... in 1934, and an art professor at the University of Iowa from 1934-
1941. ... an associate professor of fine arts at what is now the University of Iowa. 
... The latest edition excludes any mention of Wood, Regionalism, or American 
Gothic. [DOC] [TLE] ALL ABOUT 'AMERICAN GOTHIC': Wood & regionalist art movement [PAR] Jul 27, 2016 ... Wood (1891-1942) entered American Gothic in a 1930 Art Institute of ... Known 
in American art as a popular and successful portrait artist, ... window for the 
Veterans Memorial Building in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. ... From 1934 to 1941, Wood 
was an associate professor of fine arts at the University of Iowa. [DOC] [TLE] Grant Wood by Kabre Heck on Prezi [PAR] Sep 8, 2014 ... Regionalism in

Question: This "American Gothic" artist was an asst. professor of fine arts at the Univ. of Iowa in 1934
Answer: Grant Wood