No one expected it to reach the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art ... spending a couple of days in eastern Iowa. Start at the Grant Wood Art Gallery in downtown Anamosa. The gallery reveals the history ...

We found still more Wood lore at The History Center, the year-old Linn County Historical Society museum ... west on Iowa Highway 64 (part of the Grant Wood Scenic Byway) into Anamosa.

The Grant Wood Art Gallery is a small museum devoted to the artist’s ... Of the towns I’ve wandered around in Iowa, Anamosa is definitely one of the most mysterious, not what I expected.

The Grant Wood Rest ... influence of Wood, a native son born Feb. 13, 1891 east of Anamosa, who lived most of his life in Cedar Rapids and died at the age of 51 in Iowa City.

The director of the program, a former museum curator with roots in Anamosa, has praised the sculpture as an important piece of "Grant Wood Country." More: Love in the dust: Iowa gravel cyclists ...

Learn the impact of Grant Wood's hometown on his world-famous regionalist artworks. Learn the impact of Grant Wood's hometown on his world-famous regionalist artworks. Road Trip Iowa is available ...

DES MOINES, Iowa ... Grant Wood – they can’t have the ‘American Gothic’ – they’ll probably pick a landscape.” Wood was born in 1891 on a farm near Anamosa, north of Cedar ...

Edward Hopper is 'a really perfect trade-off” for the local Grant Wood pieces ... Other Iowa contributions came from Coe College and the Iowa Masonic Library & Museum in Cedar Rapids, the ...

Grant Wood, born on February 13, 1891, in Anamosa, Iowa, was a seminal American painter best known for his role in the Regionalist movement and his iconic painting "American Gothic." Wood studied ...

(Rich Warren) Grant Wood, the painter whose iconic American Gothic is as widely recognized as the Mona Lisa, would have turned 125 this year. His home state of Iowa is throwing a party, and you're ...