Exhibited at the Art Institute in 1930, Grant Wood's American Gothic painting became an instant sensation, evoking different thoughts about the figures depicted in it. There are two figures, a farmer and a woman, whose appearances were inspired by the artist's sister and the Wood family's dentist. They both are dressed in simple clothes, although they still look wealthy and respected. Wood also included tiny accents that draw attention, such as a pitchfork and accessories that are so detailed. With no emotion on their faces, these models are now captured on the Art Grant Wood's American Gothic cursor, bringing a bit of rustic vibe to your device.
