Subject Placement in American Gothic, The Third of May, Acrobat’s Family, and Waterseller

In addition to the themes of "American Gothic", "May 3", "Acrobat Family" and "Sailor", intensive composition to convey themes such as bright colors, dim colors, fine lines, Monkey and Acrobat family "," American Gothic "," Water Cellars ", and" May 3, 1808. "Grant Wood" American Gothic "in his work is a central object We emphasized forks and strategically placed objects and characters to express unfriendly atmosphere. Fork attracted the audience's attention and became the most prominent feature of paintings.

Steven B. left Highway 16 ("American Gothic Park Avenue") from Eldon in Iowa State and entered American Gothic Street, first visiting his theme source, Grant Wood's painting. However, when experiencing three-dimensional force, suddenly he realized "There is a back in the house." He used a naughty peep and used a clothesline. Screen pouch for cultural discovery of tiger's head, some patio furniture, air conditioning compressor. Bill understood later that he was not just laundry. He found an inspiration to get a complete picture of how Wood's "American Gothic" evolved from icons from icons to imitations. Bill recorded the process, speculated on how it happened, eventually arguing that the 'American Gothic' is a distinct national emblem next to the flag, eagle and the Statue of Liberty.

American Gothic literature began in Europe. The traditional Gothic style is not only expressed in writing but also expressed in art. When a writer focuses on the characteristics of Gothic literature, he may encounter many themes of mystery, horror, death and violence. Most of the themes of Gothic literature are family composition, violence, unreliable narrator, sin and religion. Gothic literature is characterized by a dark environment and terrible events. Hawthorne and Poe are good at interpreting these things as their story. They all have two very different backgrounds, but they are very good at making readers sad or scared after reading the story.

Gothic literature has developed greatly in the United States. More importantly, the American Gothic, the quest for dark psychology, and the prosperity of the Gothic story tells us that the American Gothic is not just a branch of the European Gothic. However, since American Gothic style works are initially attractive, there was a tendency to turn European architecture into American landscape. Along with the development of American Gothic work, three authors defined a black theme in American literature (although not entirely original, they were completed in their work, and also published in subsequent literature Continue and Europe. These writers are Washington Irving, Nathaniel Hawthorne and Edgar Allen Poe At the moment, American Gothic has new features.