This is certainly one reason that Edward Hopper’s painting, “Nighthawks,” remains ... a stable vision of whiteness and the American landscape. They are eternal and unchanging, and a ...

There's a good chance you've seen Edward Hopper's quietly dramatic landscapes and scenes of ordinary life. "Nighthawks," his painting of a luminescent, late-night diner is iconic. But it took time ...

Creating an American Landscape: Edward Hopper first comes to Gloucester in 1912. At that time, he’s still making his way, he hasn’t even sold his first painting. When he returns in 1923 ...

The quiet night scene of Edward Hopper’s most renowned painting sticks in the mind of ... Homer"—referencing the 19 th century American landscape painter. In Josephine's notes, she wrote ...

“Edward Hopper and Cape Ann: Illuminating an American Landscape” opened on Hopper ... Elliot Bostwick Davis (a former head of American art at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston).

THEY ARE TOUCHSTONE IN AMERICAN ART. A CENTURY APART ... IN THE CAPE AND MUSEUM WILL OPEN. EDWARD HOPPER AND CAPE, AN ILLUMINATING AN AMERICAN LANDSCAPE WHICH WILL SHED LIGHT ON SOME OF HOPPER ...

GLOUCESTER — “Edward Hopper & Cape Ann: Illuminating an American Landscape” is the summer ... with New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art, on Hopper’s brief time spent perched ...

He had been once before, in 1912, on the urging of his friend the artist Leon Kroll ... rich stories to be found in “Edward Hopper & Cape Ann: Illuminating a Landscape,” a new exhibition ...

Instead of creating oil paintings of the waterfront, Edward Hopper painted watercolors of the seaport’s modest homes, immigrant neighborhoods and trawlers.