like the museum’s Hopper hat, that give them “a connection to that creative impulse” in the great artists who act as role models. A felt fedora, chosen to imitate the one in Edward Hopper ...

Please, Touch The Artwork follow-up Please, Watch The Artwork is a 'psychological spot the difference' featuring the work of ...

Growing up in a river village like Nyack, Edward Hopper was never far from the Hudson and it found its way onto his canvases. In fact, the artist had a view of the river from his bedroom window ...

Like the gulls, artists have also long flocked here, including, 100 years ago, Edward Hopper. When you think about Edward Hopper and his ultimate goal to paint sunlight on the side of a house ...

A similar statement can be found in the paintings of American artist Edward Hopper, which frequently depict figures inside their apartments as seen through large windows. Hopper was so fascinated ...

When Edward Hopper ... isolation. In Hopper’s works, even a buzzing city doesn’t remedy isolation, but heightens it. Born on 22, July, 1882, Hopper later became a prolific artist.

(Jesse Costa/WBUR) Like Hopper, Nivison was single ... a new way of looking at Edward Hopper — an artist that we all think we know.” Outside the gallery's entrance, a period map from the ...

Voluntary donations from readers like you keep our news accessible for everyone. Donation Options Search Search Search Artist Edward Hopper sits by a manual printing press in his New York studio ...

“Edward Hopper’s New York,” an expansive survey ... had announced itself at New York’s Armory Show in 1913, when artists like Picasso and Matisse first broke into the North American ...

“Great art is the outward expression of an inner life in the artist ... of the master Edward Hopper, his quotidian yet undeniably under and over-the-world scene cinematically pushing and pulling in ...

The Ashcan artists explored ... “All the paintings of Edward Hopper could be taken from one long movie about America, each one the beginning of a new scene.” Similar to Hitchcock, whose ...