Edward Hopper: 'New York Movie,' 1939. Via Wikimedia Commons. A.R. HOFFMAN Published: Oct. 15, 2022 07:27 AM ETUpdated: Oct. 15, 2022 09:15 AM ET. Gift this article. ... “Hopper’s New York” is full of ...

Edward Hopper lived in New York City from 1908 until his death in 1967. He immortalized the urban landscape around him through art. Getty Images The Whitney Museum of American Art’s special ...

“Edward Hopper’s New York” is on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art, 99 Gansevoort Street, New York, October 19, 2022—March 5, ...

“Edward Hopper is called a realist,” said Carter Foster, ... the corpus of “New York Movie” comes together from multiple sources—a sketch of a balcony, ...

E dw ard Hopper (1882–1967) was the painter of small-town America. This we know. That his small town happened to be New York City, his home for nearly sixty years, we may not know. “Edward Hopper’s ...

Become a paid member to listen to this article. New York City has changed quite a bit since realist painter Edward Hopper lived here in the early 20th century, but in ways, it has stayed much the ...

What Edward Hopper saw ... (1927), framed by lights reflected in the window behind her as she stares at the coffee cup she holds; an usher in “New York Movie” (1939) ...

Edward Hopper painted what he wanted to paint, showing no interest in the growing diversity of America or the social movements happening in New York City. "It's just almost comical for me to ...

Dour and ebullient, anxious and impassioned, “Edward Hopper’s New York” captures a lifelong love that shifted with the city itself, sometimes uncomfortably, but never grew stale. Edward ...

For the exhibition’s curator, Kim Conaty, Hopper’s was a “contrarian vision of a horizontal city” – one opposed to the skyscrapers that were then sprouting upwards in Manhattan. But his vision ...

Hopper’s New York is not a city that you can enter, or be a citizen of, even when his paintings involve the presence of other people, as does “The Sheridan Theatre” (1937).