Edward Hopper, "Gloucester Beach ... 19-year-old art student. Hopper made an oil painting of his wife when she was about 50. We stood back as assistant curator Leon Doucette hung a self-portrait ...

The artist’s New Yorkiest survey yet is filled with revelations, showing how he created his own private mini-city, starting at his rooftop. By Karen Rosenberg “Edward Hopper’s New York ...

It was Edward Hopper’s haunting “Nighthawks,” come to life. Since Hopper put oil to canvas in 1942, the painting, of an urban diner at night with three customers scattered on stools and a ...

Rendered in rough brush strokes and a moody palette of browns and blacks, the circa 1903 oil painting shows a young Edward Hopper in a white-collared shirt and dark necktie, his eyes hooded by ...

Was it that grounded unfussiness that struck Edward Hopper as he stepped ... bursting with big oil paintings, at the Whitney last fall on Hopper’s deep connection to New York city — Bostwick ...

With those paintings on view in a landmark ... The map features each of those works. Photograph: Edward Hopper, Queensborough Bridge, 1913. Oil on canvas / Whitney Museum of American Art, New ...

Seated alone, an enigmatic young woman looks downward as she’s about to lift a coffee cup with a bare right hand while her left hand, encased in a black glove, rests on a small round table.

When Edward Hopper first met fellow painter ... In 1923, Hopper had not sold a painting in 10 years. In the Armory show in 1913, he sold an oil called "Sailing." But in the ensuing 10 years ...

Edward Hopper's career soared while ... In 1923, Hopper had not sold a painting in 10 years. In the Armory show in 1913, he sold an oil called "Sailing." But in the ensuing 10 years, he had ...