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| − | The American Scene School was an art movement in [[American]] during the [[Great Depression]]. It features scenes of everyday American Life and romanticized the American spirit to encourage people during the Depression. Prominent artists were [[Benton]] and [[Wood]]. | + | The '''American Scene School''' was an art movement in [[American]] during the [[Great Depression]]. It features scenes of everyday American Life and romanticized the American spirit to encourage people during the Depression. Prominent artists were [[Benton]] and [[Wood]]. |
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Revision as of 05:10, February 4, 2008
The American Scene School was an art movement in American during the Great Depression. It features scenes of everyday American Life and romanticized the American spirit to encourage people during the Depression. Prominent artists were Benton and Wood.