Edward Hopper | Early Sunday Morning | Whitney Museum of American Art
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Early Sunday Morning by Edward Hopper, oil on canvas, 1930, 1882-1967, USA, New York City, Whitney Museum of American Art. - SuperStock
Edward Hopper | (Road and Houses, South Truro) | Whitney Museum of American Art
Hopper “lost in an artist's dream”: Gas (1940)
