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Gnomicon 192
If you have not already done so, you may wish to read the Introduction to Gnomica. Gnomicon 192 Tuesday 20 November 2012 Read gnomica 1-150 here! 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 … Continue reading
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Tagged 'edward hopper', ‘light in paintings’, ’painting darkness’, ’painting sunlight’, light
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American-ness through Art
In the following non-art-historical lucubrations about art I want to address the question of which three American artists in my view most compendiously represent three non-exhaustive categories of American-ness – of what America is all about, of what it implies … Continue reading
Edward Hopper and Loneliness
The quintessential painter of American loneliness is Edward Hopper (1882-1967). Probably his most famous painting is Nighthawks [1942], that bleak nocturnal view into a corner diner where we see a man’s back, a couple staring straight ahead, and the counter … Continue reading
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Tagged 'american artist', 'edward hopper', art, hopper, loneliness, togetherness
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