During the great depression, american regionalist artists turned away from modern east coast art styles and chose instead to paint scenes of midwestern rural life

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During the great depression, american regionalist artists turned away from modern east coast art styles and chose instead to paint scenes of midwestern rural life

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This happened because of the Great Depression as an act of showing sensibility during the hard times.

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