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Edward Luce, Sarah Churchwell, Michael Goldfarb and Michael Prodger join Anne McElvoy. As Grant Wood's painting American Gothic is on show at the Royal Academy in London, while US pop art is displayed at the British Museum, Free Thinking explores the changing idea of The American Dream and America First and the way these ideas are represented in political rhetoric, art and fiction.
Michael Prodger writes on art for the New Statesman
America After The Fall: Painting in the 1930s is on show at the Royal Academy until June 4th.
Producer: Eliane Glaser.
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Edward Luce, Sarah Churchwell, Michael Goldfarb and Michael Prodger join Anne McElvoy. As Grant Wood's painting American Gothic is on show at the Royal Academy in London, while US pop art is displayed at the British Museum, Free Thinking explores the changing idea of The American Dream and America First and the way these ideas are represented in political rhetoric, art and fiction.
Michael Prodger writes on art for the New Statesman
America After The Fall: Painting in the 1930s is on show at the Royal Academy until June 4th.
Producer: Eliane Glaser.

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