The painter Edward Hopper (1882-1967) was a native son of Nyack. In his work, he often depicted village landmarks and other recognizable spots along the Hudson River, many still extant. Take the ...

Edward Hooper’s The River came out in 1999. A fuller account of his latest findings appears in Origin of HIV and Emerging Persistent Viruses, the proceedings of a conference held at the Accademia ...

Edward Hopper painted “First Branch of the White River, Vermont” in 1938 from a hillside on the farm at which he and his wife, Jo, were staying.

Edward Hopper was raised in Nyack, New York, where his creativity was fostered by his supportive parents and his childhood home influenced his interpretation of light and space in his paintings.

An exhibition featuring nine lithographs by Ellsworth Kelly is set to open June 29 at the Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center in Nyack. Titled “Ellsworth Kelly: States of the River” and ...

Edward Hopper,CREDIT: House on Pamet River, 1934. Whitney Museum of American Art, N.Y. Image courtesy the Art Institute of Chicago. Hopper's urban buildings are rooted in place, but his country ...

Edward Hopper%27s %22East Wind Over Weehawken%22 has sold for %2440.5 million; ... The 1934 work depicts a streetscape of the New Jersey city across the Hudson River from New York.

A web-based map from the Whitney Museum lets viewers see the modern-day appearances of the places Hopper painted. By James Barron Good morning. It’s Monday. Today we’ll focus on Edward Hopper ...

Edward Hopper’s “Roofs,” 1926, ... Blackwell’s Island is known today as Roosevelt Island, in New York’s East River between Manhattan and Queens.