Carnegie Museum of Art Collects Edward Hopper — Carnegie Museum of Art

A preeminent figure in the history of American art, Edward Hopper began his career in relative obscurity. Although he sold his first painting in 1913, it would be more than 10 years before he sold another. He instead sustained himself as a commercial illustrator and channeled his personal artistic efforts into an incredibly rich period Carnegie Museum of Art Collects Edward Hopper

Edward Hopper south Carolina Morning, 1955 Vintage Print, on the Back, Copyright, Title and Description of the Work, Dimensions 36.5 X 28 Cm - Israel

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Artwork Replica Office in Small City by Edward Hopper (Inspired By) (1931-1967, United States)

Edward Hopper House

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Artwork Replica House by the Railroad by Edward Hopper (Inspired By) (1931-1967, United States)

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