Station 3 - Art 1930’s Society and Culture.

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Station 3 - Art 1930’s Society and Culture

Grant Wood – Regionalism

Grant Wood Grant Wood became very popular during the 1930’s for his art focused on “Regionalism”. Regionalism: The artistic focus was from artists who shunned city life, and rapidly developing technological advances, to create scenes of rural life. Answer your Station 3 question about his work after viewing the slideshow.

Appraisal - 1931

Return From Bohemia - 1935

Fall Plowing – 1931

American Gothic – 1930

Plaid Sweater – 1931

New Road – 1939

Woman With Plants – 1929

WPA Federal Art Project

WPA From 1935 to 1936, as part of the New Deal Works Progress Administration, the WPA Federal Art Project created posters to publicize local exhibits, theater productions and health and educational programs. The main goal of the WPA Federal Art Project was to employ struggling artists.