If you are looking for the “Dinner For Thresher’s” print as of this posting, we still have one for sale. Leave a comment and I will get back to you.
In 2006 we opened a Bed and Breakfast, using the regional art of Grant Wood as our theme. We purchased 5 prints and had them professionally framed @ $175 to $250 a pop. Grant Wood was a prolific painter, and there were at least five or six more I really wanted to display. It was at this point , I thought to myself, if I were to learn how to frame pictures myself, that skill would quickly pay for itself, so we invested in a Simplix 750 matt cutter and have been framing pictures ever since.
Here is a copy of Grant Wood’s “Dinner For Threshers“ hanging in our kitchen:

I don’t even want to tell you how much we had to pay for that one.
Here is an unframed copy of that picture I would be glad to sell you for a small fee.
The image itself is about 35 inches long.
Here are some close up shots:



One of the things I love about Grant Wood’s style of painting is the fact he will include little humorous details you will miss if you’re in a hurry.
Check out what the man in the middle of the table is sitting on.
Look @ the man on the far right. Notice anything peculiar about his head?
Any other details of this picture that you find interesting?
Here is my favorite Grant Wood print: Spring In The Country:
Notice the apple blossoms in the front left corner. I have it on the wall right above my computer where I blog
…it’s yours for just $30.00 plus P and H…just in time for Christmas if you move fast.
Do you have a favorite artist or style of art? Who is it, and why do you like them?
Tags: art, Grant Wood
December 13, 2008 at 2:39 pm |
- It looks like the cat pulled the dart board off the wall.
- There is no inside door, just a screen door.
- If that is a thermostat… it’s mounted way to close to the wooden stove.
- There’s no door at all on the left side. Won’t the chickens get in?
December 13, 2008 at 6:44 pm |
Love me some Grant Wood! I love Jack Vettriano…. He’s by far my favorite – besides my mama of course.
I love Vettriano because I love the era that he paints within. He’s a modern artist with a eye for the “post-Gatsby” era. I Love the mystery of the people within the paintings, the tension among relationships (in some of the not-so-famous paintings) and most of all the beauty of love. I’m not really describing it well…. just check them out yourself.
December 14, 2008 at 3:11 pm |
I love Alfons Mucha. Something about the way he portrays women.. so graceful and beautiful.
These are lovely.
I have alot of art… funny I am only just considering that now. Im getting more into it as I age.
December 15, 2008 at 9:56 am |
Art is so expensive. Framing is more so. Those prints are lovely.