Edward Hopper

Nighthawks (1942)
maleri: Edward Hopper

Road in Maine
maleri: Edward Hopper

Summer Interior
maleri: Edward Hopper

The El Station
maleri: Edward Hopper

Edward Hopper (født 22. juli 1882 i New York, død 15. mai 1967) var en amerikansk kunstner.

Hans mest berømte verk er Nighthawks(1942) - det er blitt et amerikansk ikon og er blant de mest kjente malerier i USA. Bildet forestiller tre ensomme mennesker på en typisk amerikansk diner i en sen nattetime.

Hans bilder har blant annet vært utstilt på Louisiana kunstmuseum.

Verk

tittel	dato	samling	tema	foto
Painter and Model	1902-1904	Whitney Museum of American Art	painter, woman, nude, canvas
Bridge in Paris	1906	Whitney Museum of American Art	Paris, bridge
Le Pont des Arts	1907	Whitney Museum of American Art	Seine, bridge, Louvre	[1]
Après-midi de juin	1907	Whitney Museum of American Art	Louvre, Seine, bridge
Les lavoirs à Pont Royal	1907	Whitney Museum of American Art	Seine, wash-house, bridge
Louvre and Boat Landing	1907	Whitney Museum of American Art	Louvre, Seine, pier
The El Station	1908	Whitney Museum of American Art	station, tracks	[2]
Summer Interior	1909	Whitney Museum of American Art	woman, room, bed, nude	[3]
The Louvre in a Thunderstorm	1909	Whitney Museum of American Art	Louvre, Seine, bridge, boats
Le Pont Royal	1909	Whitney Museum of American Art	Louvre, Seine, bridge
Le Quai des Grands Augustins	1909	Whitney Museum of American Art	bridge, street, building
Le pavillon de Flore	1909	Whitney Museum of American Art	Louvre, Seine
The Wine Shop	1909	Whitney Museum of American Art	bistro, bridge, couple
American Village	1912	Whitney Museum of American Art	street, house, cars
Squam Light	1912		lighthouse, houses, boats
Queensborough Bridge	1913	Whitney Museum of American Art	New York, bridge	[4]
Soir bleu	1914	Whitney Museum of American Art	clown, couple, woman, cigarettes
Road in Maine	1914	Whitney Museum of American Art	Maine, nature, road	[5]
Blackhead, Monhegan	1916-1919	Whitney Museum of American Art	Maine, landscape, sea	[6]
Stairways	1919	Whitney Museum of American Art	stairs, door, woods
Night Shadows (etching)	1921	Museum of Modern Art	man, street, night, building	[7]
The New York Restaurant	c. 1922	Muskegon Art Museum Michigan	restaurant, couple, woman	[8]
Railroad Crossing	1922-1923	Whitney Museum of American Art	train tracks, road, house, woods
The Mansard Roof (watercolor)	1923	Brooklyn Museum	house, trees	[9]
House by the Railroad	1925	Museum of Modern Art	train tracks, house	[10]
Self-Portrait	1925-1930	Whitney Museum of American Art	self-portrait	[11]
Sunday	1926	Phillips Collection Washingon, D.C.	man, street, buildings	[12]
Drug Store	1927	Museum of Fine Arts, Boston	pharmacy, night, street	[13]
Lighthouse Hill	1927	Dallas Museum of Art	lighthouse, house, hill	[14]
Coast Guard Station	1927	Montclair Art Museum	house
Automat	1927	Des Moines Art Center	woman, café, window, night, fruit, radiator	[15]
The City	1927	University of Arizona Museum of Art	city, streets, buildings	[16]
Night Windows	1928	Museum of Modern Art	night, window, woman, building	[17]
Manhattan Bridge Loop	1928	Addison Gallery of American Art	New York, tracks, lamp-post
Railroad Sunset	1929	Whitney Museum of American Art	train tracks, landscape, twilight	[18]
The Lighthouse at Two Lights	1929	Metropolitan Museum of Art	lighthouse, house	[19]
Chop Suey	1929	Barney A. Ebsworth Collection	café, women, couple, windows, sign	[20]
Early Sunday Morning	1930	Whitney Museum of American Art	street, buildings, street furniture	[21]
Tables for Ladies	1930	Metropolitan Museum of Art	restaurant, women, couple, fruits
Corn Hill (Truro, Cape Cod)	1930	McNay Art Institute, San Antonio	houses, hills	[22]
Cobb's Barns, South Truro	1930-1933	Whitney Museum of American Art	barn, landscape, hills
New York, New Haven and Hartford	1931	Indianapolis Museum of Art	train tracks, houses, trees
Hotel Room	1931	Fondation Thyssen-Bornemisza	hotel, room, bed, woman, reading	[23]
Dauphinée House	1932	ACA Galleries	train tracks, house
Room in New York	1932	Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery and Sculpture Garden	hotel, couple, reading	[24]
House at Dusk	1935	Virginia Museum of Fine Arts	building, woman, trees, stairs, sea	[25]
The Long Leg	1935	The Huntington Library Collection	sailboat, sea, dunes, lighthouse	[26]
Macomb's Dam Bridge	1935	Brooklyn Museum	bridge, river, city, buildings
The Circle Theater	1936	Private collection	theatre, street, building, street furniture	[27]
Cape Cod Afternoon	1936	Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute	Cape Cod, houses	[28]
Compartiment C, Car 193	1938	IBM Corporation Collection	train, woman, reading, bridge	[29]
New York Movie	1939	Museum of Modern Art	New York, cinema, woman, staircase	[30]
Cape Cod Evening	1939	National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.	Cape Cod, couple, dog, house, woods	[31]
Ground Swell	1939	Corcoran Gallery of Art	boat, sea, swell, woman, men	[32]
Gas	1940	Museum of Modern Art	gas station, man, woods, road	[33]
Office at Night	1940	Walker Art Center (Minneapolis)	desk, woman, man, window	[34]
Nighthawks	1942	Art Institute of Chicago	bar, woman, men, night, street	[35]
Dawn in Pennsylvania		Terra Museum of American Art	train tracks, train, buildings
Hotel Lobby	1943	Indianapolis Museum of Art	hotel, couple, woman, reading	[36]
Summer	1943	Delaware Art Museum	woman, building, windows
Solitude	1944	Private collection	house, woods, road
Morning in a City	1944	Williams College Museum of Art	woman, nude, room, bed, window, city
Rooms for Tourists	1945	Yale University Art Gallery	house, night	[37]
August in the City	1945	Norton Gallery of Art West Palm Beach	house, woods	[38]
Summer Evening	1947	Private collection	couple, night, house	[39]
Pennsylvania Coal Town	1947	Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown OH	house, stairs, man	[40]
Seven AM	1948	Whitney Museum of American Art	morning, woods, house
Noon	1949	Dayton Art Institute	house, woman
Conference at Night	1949	Wichita Art Museum	woman, men, window, night	[41]
Cape Cod Morning	1950	National Museum of American Art	Cape Cod, woman, house, woods	[42]
Rooms by the Sea	1951	Yale University Art Gallery	rooms, sea, door	[43]
Morning Sun	1952	Columbus Museum of Art	woman, room, bed, window, city	[44]
Hotel by a Railroad	1952	Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden	room, couple, window, city, reading	[45]
Sea Watchers	1952	Private collection	couple, sea, house, wind
Office in a Small City	1953	Metropolitan Museum of Art	desk, man, window, buildings	[46]
South Carolina Morning	1955	Whitney Museum of American Art	woman, house
Hotel Window	1956	The Forbes Magazine Collection	hotel, window, woman, city
Four Lane Road	1956	Private collection	couple, gas station, road, woods, chair	[47]
Western Motel	1957	Yale University Art Gallery	hotel, car, landscape, woman
Sunlight in a Cafeteria	1958	Yale University Art Gallery	café, woman, man, window, street	[48]
Excursion into Philosophy	1959	Private collection	couple, room window, book	[49]
Second Story Sunlight	1960	Whitney Museum of American Art	couple, reading, house, woods	[50]
People in the Sun	1960	National Museum of American Art Washington, D.C.	landscape, reading, men, women, road, sun	[51]
A Woman in the Sun	1961	Whitney Museum of American Art	woman, nude, window, bed, landscape	[52]
New York Office	1962	Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts	New York, desk, woman, window	[53]
Intermission	1963	Private collection	woman, armchair
Sun in a Empty Room	1963	Private collection	room, window, woods	[54]
Chair Car	1965	Private collection	woman, reading	[55]
Two Comedians	1965	Private collection	couple, costumes, theatre	[56]

Litteratur

• Levin, Gail. Edward Hopper: An Intimate Biography' (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1995; Rizzoli Books, 2007.)
• Levin, Gail. Hopper's Places (New York: Knopf, 1985; 2nd expanded edition, University of California Press, 1998.)
• Levin, Gail. Edward Hopper: A Catalogue Raisonne (New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1995).
• Cook, Greg, "Visions of Isolation: Edward Hopper at the MFA", Boston Phoenix, May 4, 2007, p.22, Arts and Entertainment.
• Healy, Pat, "Look at all the lonely people: MFA's 'Hopper' celebrates solitude", Metro International, Tuesday, May 8, 2007, p.18.

Eksterne lenker

• Edward Hopper at the National Gallery of Art
• "Alone, Together: examining the work of Edward Hopper" ArtsEditor.com article
• Art and Bio of Hopper at the WebMuseum
• An Edward Hopper Scrapbook, compiled by the staff of the *Smithsonian American Art Museumbased on research by Gail Levin
• Hopper exhibition at Tate 2004
• Edward Hopper
• "Staying Up Much Too Late: Edward Hopper's Nighthawks and the Dark Side of the American Psyche" by Gordon Theisen
• "EDWARD HOPPER AND URBAN REALISM"
• Gallery of Edward Hopper's Paintings
• Artsy.net