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A roadside gas pump, a nondescript diner, a bleak hotel room—Edward Hopper had a remarkable ability to invest the most ordinary scene with intense mystery and emotional depth. His enigmatic narratives and visions lingered on uncanny depictions of small towns, New York City, and simple, stark, intimate interpretations of American life. This talk will reveal why so many claim Hopper to be the supreme American realist of the 20th Century.
Our Speaker: Janet Mandel is a popular art history lecturer. A former NJ high school art teacher, she speaks at many local venues. This is a Zoom Program please email refdesk@mmt.mainlib.org for the code. Presented by Main Libraries.
Presented by Main libraries & sponsored by The Friends of the Morristown & Morris Township Library