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Silent Theatre: The Art of Edward Hopper is a celebration and exploration of the work of Edward Hopper. This beautifully produced monograph is a thorough introduction to Hoppers work as well as a detailed exploration of many of the themes of Hoppers paintings including longing time desire change and sanctuary. Accompanying the reproductions of Hoppers oils watercolours and etchings is Walter Wells informative and engaging writing which charts Hoppers artistic and literary influences. Wells also delves into the artists psychological and emotional states and suggests how these have affected Hoppers output. As well as containing reproductions of Hoppers most famous works Summertime New York Movie Morning Sun Night Hawks and Hotel Room this book contains photographs of Hopper himself as well
as large scale reproductions of Hoppers sketch books and comparative art by Van Gogh Ed Ruscha Walter Sickert and Toulouse-Lautrec. The author and editors of Silent Theatre were the winners of the prestigious Umhoefer Prize for Achievement in the Arts and Humanities.
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Silent Theatre: The Art of Edward Hopper is a celebration & exploration of the work of Edward Hopper. This beautifully produced monograph is a thorough introduction to Hoppers work as well as a detailed exploration of many of the themes of Hoppers paintings including longing time desire change & sanctuary. Accompanying the reproductions of Hoppers oils watercolours & etchings is Walter Wells informative & engaging writing which charts Hoppers artistic & literary influences. Wells also delves into the artists psychological & emotional states & suggests how these have affected Hoppers output. As well as containing reproductions of Hoppers most famous works Summertime New York Movie Morning Sun Night Hawks & Hotel Room this book contains photographs of Hopper himself as well as large scale reproductions of Hoppers sketch books & comparative art by Van Gogh Ed Ruscha Walter Sickert & Toulouse-Lautrec. The author & editors of Silent Theatre were the winners of the prestigious Umhoefer Prize for Achievement in the Arts & Humanities.

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