American Gothic artwork totally mishmashed

The American Gothic is a famous painting by Grant Wood, painted in 1930. The artist was inspired to paint what is now known as the American Gothic House in Eldon, Iowa, USA. Numerous different parody versions and other variations have been made of this work of art, but there is still a lot to draw from the work. Now Artistiques has also put his agri-cultural fork to work. We start with four different designs, such as swapped heads, giving the middle finger, squeezing toothpaste, and happy pride with a gay lover. There is plenty of items and gift ideas for lovers of art and distorted humor.

American Gothic with swapped heads

This time the dad and his daughter's roles have changed and they are cross-dressed.

Sip your coffee civilized from the art mug.

Sleep peacefully in art. 

Decor the home with a classic painting.

Art shower curtain.

America Gothic farmer giving a middle finger

It depicts a farmer standing beside his daughter, but it seems that he doesn't have a tool in hand, but the dad is raising his hand and holding his middle finger up. His message is to fuck off!

American Gothic coasters.

Phone and tablet covers.

Art postcards.

American Gothic and the wrong kind of toothpaste squeezing

As we know there are two types of people, those who know how to squeeze a tube of toothpaste properly and those who do not.

The American gothic toothpaste case magnets to your toilet?

Art posters and canvas prints.

American Gothic and toothpaste case on a T-shirt.