American Regionalism Art

Most of us live in the urban jungle, but this doesn’t mean that we should allow it to completely encroach our living space. Even when surrounded by steel, concrete and glass we can create an oasis of serenity by bringing tiny piece of the countryside to our homes. This was also the intention of the American Regionalism artists in the early 1930s, when this innovative movement gained traction. City life was not that vibrant back then, but even so many sought to escape its intensity and inherent stress. Finding a retreat in American Regionalism Art is not only within reach but also surprisingly inexpensive with OM Workspace. Prospective customers can find here a broad selection of posters and paintings that evoke the Regionalist Triumvirate of Thomas Hart Benton, John Curry and Grant Wood.