“The catalog is a beautiful, high-quality book that bridges two things New Yorkers love: their city and artist Edward Hopper. His themes of isolation and loneliness have always struck a ...

Edward Hopper to you and me ... If you can’t go, the book will do nicely. But the show is worth traveling to see. Jo, by contrast, was thriving. She was 40, also unmarried, and enjoying great ...

Edward Hopper, "Gloucester Beach ... Nivison also kept a detailed log book of Hopper's work that's served as a critical record of his legacy. Like so many 20th-century artists/wives, Nivison ...

So she was somewhat surprised to learn that Edward Hopper, the beloved American realist ... She also has a new book out, called Out My Window.

Edward Hopper is our great American artist of nostalgia ... recipient of the National Medal of the Humanities, the National Book Critics Circle Lifetime Achievement Award, the National Book ...

Back home, I dug through my bookshelves and unearthed Gail Levin’s “Edward Hopper: An Intimate Biography.” The book is autographed by the author I had gone to hear Ms. Levin read in a ...

“Ed refused to take any interest in our very likely prospect of being bombed—and we live right under glass sky-lights and a roof that leaks whenever it rains,” wrote Edward Hopper’s ...

and Edward Hopper's family was among a merchant class. They had family money that helped to sustain them in hard times. The outside came in through books, but it also came in through periodicals ...

The end of the pandemic in New York has been declared so many times—I have heralded many a false spring myself—and each time with a stumbling, unhappy one-step-forward, one-step-back rhythm ...

Edward Hopper must have been desperate to turn for help to Robert Moses, of all people. It was 1947 and Mr Hopper, his reputation as one of America’s great realist painters by then secure ...