Edward Hopper, Captain Upton's House, 1927.Sunday, March 30, 2008
What Edward Hopper Understood About Architecture
Edward Hopper, Captain Upton's House, 1927.
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Edward Hopper, Captain Upton's House, 1927.
An informative slide show of some of Edward Hopper's work and its perceived relationship to architecture, from Slate magazine.
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Edward Hopper, Captain Upton's House, 1927.
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