Edward Hopper At Kennedy Galleries, 1977 Catalogue

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Foreword by Lloyd Goodrich. Additional text by Lawrence A. Fleischman and Gail Levin. Includes 50 illustrations of which 18 are in color.

Luminous, spare, and evocative—the paintings of Edward Hopper are affectionate observations of American life featuring subjects that range from diners, hotel lobbies, offices, and theaters in New York City to the country houses, churches, seascapes, and Main Streets of rural New England. All of these artworks have one thing in common: Hopper's fascination with light. He painted sun streaming through curtained windows, clapboard farmsteads in the warm glow and long shadows of late afternoon, and starkly lit interiors framed by darkness. Dramatic illumination makes Hopper's pictures strongly cinematic, although they never offer a complete narrative. Instead, they hint at the artist's deep love for the natural world and his intense curiosity about his fellow human beings.

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