MODERN LIFE: EDWARD HOPPER AND HIS TIME
Edward Hopper, Seven A.M., 1948
Paul Cadmus, Sailors and Floosies, 1938
Robert Henri, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, 1916
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4 comments:
gosh, would it be okay if i said i'm jeaous? i mean it in the most admiring sense of the word. how i'd love to go to an art museum, especially in nyc.
diane
Diane, don't be jealous. Look at the gorgeous place where you live and the job for which you just applied!
I admire your energy and how you are committed and trying to pursue your dreams.
Jack would be proud of you.
Thanks for reminding me I love Hopper!
Thanks for reminding me I love Hopper - a museum visit is in my near future.
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