Edward Hopper - ACE102.7

Pictures by Norman Rockwell in which all the figures are active and enjoying themselves. Photographs of New York. Hopper’s Office in a Small City (1953), Hotel by a Railroad, Automat, New York Movie, Summer in the City (1950), Sunday (1926), Summer Evening (1947): Hopper claimed to be more interested in the light than the figures or any "narrative". Office at Night also discussed by Hopper in terms of its lighting. Film stills showing similar kinds of figure and image construction. Nighthawks. Hotel Room. Hotel Window. Cover of Time magazine from 1956 which featured Hopper. Levin says he hated both the cover picture and the story. A crayon Self-Portrait (1945); three painted self-portraits and one in charcoal all from around 1903. New York. Peck’s VO saying that the more he found out about Hopper, the more he turned to other American painters, before and after him. Credits.