Visit The House That Inspired 'American Gothic' In Quaint Eldon, Iowa
In a tiny Iowa town called Eldon, Grant Wood painted 'American Gothic,' immortalizing the faces of his sister and dentist in a piece that defines American art.
Eldon is a quiet Iowa farm town with a population of just 783 residents, but it's also responsible for one of the most iconic works of art in the last century.
Deep in the heart of Hawkeye country lies the small town of Eldon, which became the backdrop for the legendary painting, American Gothic by Grant Wood, due to a spur of the moment decision.
One of the Most Famous Paintings of the 20th Century Was Set in Iowa
American Gothic is unquestionably one of the most famous paintings in the past 100 years, but the story behind it is quite fascinating, especially if you're an Iowan.
Author's summary: Explore Eldon, Iowa, home of the house that inspired 'American Gothic'.
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