Edward Hopper's New York: A Walking Tour

[@robertsantana3261]

Foster’s voice is smoothly smooth and music to my ears. A fine presentation.

[@julianaferrone8734]

He is an amazing artist who depicted loneliness with depth even nostalgia. The show at the Whitney was incredible, saw it 4 tines

[@SoCal-ch7zy]

Thank you Carter. This was very insightful

[@m_acsp]

I loved it!

[@throughmyeyes9940]

thank you Mr. Foster; most informative and enjoyable

[@tonyandradealliandro5013]

Beautiful work !! Greetings from Brazil.

[@joriah69]

Excellent, many thanks

[@jamesrogers-s4l]

excellent! thank you.

[@squirlmy]

I recently told someone how knowing about the NYC streets of the time really helped me appreciated "Nighthawks". For example, the diner would not be serving beer or other alcohol, even ten years after Prohibition, although the patrons might have their own flasks. The loneliness of that time and place was mainly a sober one, I think the painting expresses that.

[@casst346]

thanks for sharing! VERY INTERESTING!

[@edrandomed]

Thank you for saving me the trip to New York from California as this was just as insightful or more so.

[@LI-Aquanaut]

This is terrific. How does one get to tour Hopper's Washington Square studio?

[@w.m.aslam-author]

Thank you for sharing this tour. I've been inspired by Hopper's artwork and now attempting my own 'Hopperesque' painting.

[@julianaferrone8734]

Good luck, how is painting going

[@w.m.aslam-author]

​@@julianaferrone8734 I've decided to do an interpretation of Hopper's Lighthouse Hill, only using oil paint and my own pastiche painting technique. It's going really well.

[@julianaferrone8734]

Is that a Maine painting? Or Cape Cod. Send a pic!

[@w.m.aslam-author]

@@julianaferrone8734 It's the 1927 Maine painting, Cape Elizabeth. I'm far from finished. Oils can take weeks to dry in between coats.

[@julianaferrone8734]

Thanks W.M for reply. Are you an artist? In Maine?

[@olgamargretheleth-madsen]

thank you from Olga, Lillebrænde, Denmark

[@christianegonbarnthaler1426]

super art 111 edward hopper's new york

[@throughmyeyes9940]

I thought the "Sunday Morning" painting was of storefronts in Brooklyn on Fulton Street

[@jpfloru8669]

Well it's all gone, isn't it.

[@petemavus2948]

Psychosocial Synthesis is visceral.

[@royfr8136]

Why do Americans tear down so much of their history??????

[@rosiacicala1724]

The blue suggestion preferably switch because cream intraperitonally precede plus a brief hovercraft. sweltering, protective catsup

[@petemavus2948]

That's what I thought. 😜