Edward Hopper as Puritan – The Brooklyn Rail

More than half of the works included in Edward Hopper as Puritan date from the first half of the 1920s, specifically the years 1922–24, a momentous period during which the artist began spending summers on Cape Cod, met and married his wife Josephine (Jo) Nivison, temporarily gave up etching to focus on watercolor, and had his first museum acquisition.

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An Illustration for “American Locomotive” by E. Hopper, 1944

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Edward Hopper House

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