"Scranton Gothic"

“Scranton Gothic”: A Schrute Family Portrait

Feast your eyes on “Scranton Gothic,” where Casey Fiferlick takes us to the Schrute Farms’ beet fields. Here, Dwight and his cousin Mose stand, pitchfork in hand, embodying the spirit of Grant Wood’s “American Gothic” with a Scranton twist.

In this rendition, the iconic duo is not just guarding their beets; they’re the sentinels of comedy. Dwight’s stern gaze meets the viewer’s eye, a silent vow to protect the absurdity of The Office’s world. Mose, ever the enigmatic sidekick, sports his trademark stare that’s as mysterious as his bedtime stories.

This isn’t just a painting; it’s a Schrute family heirloom, a piece that captures the essence of the most eccentric beet farmers in all of Pennsylvania. It’s perfect for those who appreciate the finer things in life: art, beets, and bears. Oh, and let’s not forget the occasional Battlestar Galactica reference.