the woman and their dentist, Byron McKeeby, posed as the male. People who saw the painting assumed that the portrayed couple was married, but Graham said that her brother intended it to be a picture of a farmer and his daughter. Grant stretched out Graham's face in the picture so that no one would be able to recognize her. Shortly after the painting was finished, the farmers and their wives nearby thought that they were being ridiculed. Those people became fans when they realized that Graham posed for the painting. In 1977, the magazine Hustler showed a topless version of the painting. Graham was afraid that people would think that she authorized it. References Further reading External links Nan Wood Graham's scrapbooks, Iowa Digital Library 1899 births 1990 deaths People from Anamosa, Iowa American artists' models People from Riverside, California People from Menlo Park, California