——爱德华·霍珀Edward Hopper, 1882-1967 “我们都是爱德华·霍珀的画了。(We are all Edward Hopper paintings now.)” 在2020年3月的一篇《卫报》文章中,艺术评论家乔纳森·琼斯(Jonathan Jones)将“孤独的窗户”“空荡荡的城市”“在科德角的早晨从凸窗向外看的女人”这些典型的霍珀画作元素,拼凑出全球刚刚...
The artwork, titled "Hotel By A Railroad," is an oil painting on canvas created by Edward Hopper in 1952. As a notably illustrative example of the New Realism movement and belonging to Hopper's series of 'Window' paintings, the piece is a genre painting with dimensions of 101.98 by 79.38...
Edward Hopper paintings dated 1939:Bridle Path(Bruce Museum of Art, CT),Ground Swell(NGA collection),Cape Cod, Evening(NGA collection), andNew York Movie(MoMa). As a group, they make a strong case that Hopper was thinking about 1939 in 1939. World War Two Edward Hopper and Jo Hopper we...
A frequent model (and the only female model) for his paintings, she also worked hard to get her husband's work shown. It may have been the small town feel or his ability to relate to the "everyman" that gave Hopper success even when the country was in its biggest financial crisis. ...
Edward Hopper's paintings, which often depict the loneliness and isolation of modern life, are related to ___. A. Realism B. Magic Realism C. Abstract Art D. Installation Art 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 A。解析:爱德华·霍珀的绘画经常描绘现代生活的孤独和隔离,这与现实主义相关。现实主义描绘...
Edward Hopper was born on July 22, 1882 to well-off middle class parents. He would grow up to become a famous American realist painter and printmaker. He was became renowned not only for his oil paintings, but also his watercolor and print etching works. Hopper had a unique perspective ...
He was a farmer.3 What did Hopper paint?A. Small town communities.B. Realistic images of America.C. Famous people.D. Warm scenes of American life4 Why was Hopper called a realist?A. He painted things the way they looked.B. His paintings were not like real life.C. He painted art ...
(the underlying forms that give an image its shapes) in their paintings. Hopper was also struck by the Impressionists' use of light and shadow. He wasn't swayed by the emerging modern art styles such as Cubism, which was more non-objective. Edward Hopper spent most of his life in New ...
Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks” is an iconic cityscape oil on canvas painting that epitomizes the Social Realism art movement. Created in 1942, it measures 84.1 by 152.4 cm and is part of the artist’s series of ‘Window’ paintings. This artwork is housed in the Art Institute of Chicago,...
Edward Hopper: Images of SolitudeLooking Carefully Nighthawks is one of Edward Hopper's best-known city portrait paintings...Aikman, Lynn M