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Edward Hopper




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Autoportrait (1906).


Naissance

22 juillet 1882
Nyack (État de New York)


Décès

15 mai 1967 (à 84 ans)
New York


Nationalité

américaine


Activité

peintre, graveur


Formation

New York School of Art


Maître

Robert Henri


Mouvement

réalisme et scène américaine


Conjoint

Josephine HopperVoir et modifier les données sur Wikidata


Œuvres réputées


Soir bleu (1914)
Maison au bord de la voie ferrée (1925)
Automate (1927)
Chop Suey (1929)
Room in New York (1932)
Les Noctambules (Nighthawks) (1942)
Conference at night (1949)
Office in a small town (1953)





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Edward Hopper, né le 22 juillet 1882 à Nyack dans l’État de New York et mort le 15 mai 1967 à New York, est un peintre et graveur américain.

Exerçant essentiellement son art à New York, où il avait son atelier, il est considéré comme l’un des représentants du naturalisme ou de la scène américaine, parce qu’il peignait la vie quotidienne des classes moyennes. Au début de sa carrière, il a représenté des scènes parisiennes avant de se consacrer aux paysages américains et de devenir un témoin attentif des mutations sociales aux États-Unis. Il produisit beaucoup d’huiles sur toile, mais travailla également l'affiche, la gravure (eau-forte) et l'aquarelle.

Une grande partie de l’œuvre de Hopper exprime la nostalgie d’une Amérique passée, ainsi que le conflit entre nature et monde moderne. Ses personnages sont le plus souvent esseulés et mélancoliques

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Fairytale bookmark silver light.png you read a 'good article '.Edward HopperSelf portrait by edward hopper.jpgSelf-portrait (1906).BirthJuly 22, 1882Nyack (NY State) DeathMay 15, 1967 (aged 84)New York NationalityAmerican Activitypainter, engraver TrainingNew York School of Art MasterRobert Henri Movementrealism and American scene SpouseJosephine HopperVoir and edit the data on Wikidata Deemed œuvresBlue night (1914)House on the edge of the track (1925)Automat (1927)Chop Suey (1929)Room in New York (1932)Night owls (Nighthawks) (1942)Conference at night (1949)In a small town (1953) Hopper signature.jpgsignatureEdit - Edit the code - change model WikidataDocumentationEdward Hopper, born July 22, 1882 in Nyack New York, died May 15, 1967 in New York, is a painter and American printmaker.Mainly practising his art in New York, where he had his Studio, it is considered as one of the representatives of naturalism or the American scene, because he painted the everyday life of the middle class. At the beginning of his career, he has represented Parisian scenes before devoting himself to the American landscape and become a careful witness to social change in the United States. He produced many oils on canvas, but worked also poster, printmaking (etching) and watercolor.A large part of Hopper's work expresses nostalgia for an America past, as well as the conflict between nature and modern world. His characters are often lonely and melancholy

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Fairytale bookmark silver light.png You are reading a "good product." Edward Hopper Self portrait by edward hopper.jpg Self Portrait (1906). Born July 22, 1882 Nyack (NY) Death May 15, 1967 (84 years old) New York nationality American activity painter, engraver Training New York School of Art Master Robert Henri Movement realism and American scene Spouse Josephine HopperVoir and modify data on Wikidata deemed Works Soir bleu (1914) House beside the railway (1925) automaton (1927) Chop Suey (1929) Room in New York (1932) the Party People (Nighthawks) (1942) Conference at night (1949) Office in a small town (1953) Hopper Signature.jpg signing change - change the code - change the model WikidataDocumentation Edward Hopper, born July 22, 1882 in Nyack in New York and died in New York on 15 May 1967, is an American painter and printmaker. essentially Exercising his art in New York, where he had a studio, it is considered as one of the representatives of naturalism or the American scene, because he painted the daily life of the middle class. Early in his career, he has represented Parisian scenes before devoting himself to the American landscape and become an attentive witness of social change in the United States. He produced many oil paintings, but also worked poster, printmaking (etching) and watercolor. Much of the work of Hopper expresses nostalgia for a bygone America and the conflict between nature and modern world. His characters are often lonely and melancholic

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