Grant Wood Studio
The Grant Wood Studio
With exposed beams, crude wood floors, roughly textured walls and built-in niches for flowers, art and artifacts, the studio is itself a work of art. Learn More
Iconic Works of Art
Wood created many of his iconic paintings in this studio, including "Midnight Ride of Paul Revere (visible above)" and "American Gothic". Learn More
A Studio of His Own Design
Wood himself designed and built the studio's interior, which reflects his deep roots in the arts and crafts movement. Learn More
The Grant Wood Studio is the structure most intimately associated with the life and art of Grant Wood. Through the generosity of his patron, David Turner, Wood was allowed to develop the upper story of the carriage house into his private residence and studio. He lived and worked in this small structure from approximately 1924-1934, where he created many of his most famous paintings, including American Gothic (1930).
