After one organization protested this artist's use of stained-glass produced in Munich for a World War 1 memorial, this artist made one painting satirizing three old women, one daintily holding a teacup with ringless fingers, as they stand in front of Washington Crossing the Delaware.
After one organization protested this artist's use of stained-glass produced in Munich for a World War 1 memorial, this artist made one painting satirizing three old women, one daintily holding a teacup with ringless fingers, as they stand in front of Washington Crossing the Delaware. That painting is (*)  Daughters of Revolution. In this man's most famous painting, a red barn stands next to a white house, in front of which are two figures who are not smiling. In that painting by this man, a woman stands next to her father, who wears glasses and is holding a pitchfork.  For 10 points, name the artist of American Gothic.
After one organization protested this artist's use of stained-glass produced in Munich for a World War 1 memorial, this artist made one painting satirizing three old women, one daintily holding a teacup with ringless fingers, as they stand in front of Washington Crossing the Delaware.
Grant DeVolson {Wood}