Tell me, Antiques Roadshow, is this Grant Wood real?

• It hangs in my office, and I gaze at it for creative inspiration.

Zoom in: It's a small, untitled landscape that local appraiser Marie Louise Kane tells me may have been painted in France around 1920.

• That was the year Wood — who grew up in Cedar Rapids and would have been around 29 at the time — first realized his long-held dream of a trip to Europe, per Kane.
• The artist's signature is on the left hand bottom corner of the painting and Kane estimated its value for insurance purposes at $13,000.

The fine print: I don't know the provenance of the painting beyond the New York seller.

• Kane also thinks the painting is the real deal, but she could be wrong.

State of play: Today's appraisals in Urbandale will produce three, one-hour long episodes for the series' 29th season next year, Demee Gambulos, a spokesperson for the show, tells Axios.

• Appraisal tickets are distributed, and people without them can't get in.

What we're watching: If you've got tickets, we're interested to learn what you're taking.

• Send us a pic — or say hello if you see me at LHF!
• We'll have a follow up story tomorrow.