Grant Wood's Secrets by Taylor Sue;

Author:Taylor, Sue;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: University of Delaware Press

Fig. 4.24. Wild prairie rose (Rosa pratincola).

From Klein’s perspective, “every advance in the process of mourning results in a deepening in the individual’s relation to his inner objects..., an increased trust in them and love for them because they proved to be good and helpful after all.” In this way, “the love for the lost object wells up and the mourner feels more strongly that life inside and outside will go on after all, and that the loved object[s] can be preserved within.”66 Accompanying his springtime pictures with a public plea for preserving a nation, Wood externalized the preservation project he was conducting in his psychic world. Although life outside did not go on for him much longer, Spring in the Country suggests that in his final year, an inner reconciliation was underway.

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