Realism in Twentieth-Century American Painting Video (DVD)

Realism in Twentieth-Century American Painting Video (VHS/DVD). Always a strong artistic current in the U.S., Realism has kept pace with the times, first as Regionalism and Social Realism-which defined early Modernism-and then reemerging as contemporary photo-realism.This program examines:o Grant Wood's American Gothic (1930), from The Art Institute of Chicagoo Georgia O'Keeffe's The White Calico Flower (1931), from the Whitney Museum of American Art, New Yorko Reginald Marsh's Twenty Cent Movie (1931), from the Whitney Museum of American Art, New Yorko Edward Hopper's Nighthawks (1942), from The Art Institute of Chicagoo Andrew Wyeth's Christina's World (1948), from the Museum of Modern Art, New Yorko Richard Estes' Ansonia (1977), from the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York(60 minutes.) Art History, Art and Photography. 1991