12 x 11"oil on masonite
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Probably the most-beloved painting in the Art Institute of Chicago - Edward Hopper's 'Nighthawks' - being viewed closely by a patron on the museum's Free-Thursday night event held every week.
This painting will be included in the 19th Annual Invitational Small Works Show at the Howard/Mandville Gallery, opening November 14th. Please click here for a larger view.
This painting will be included in the 19th Annual Invitational Small Works Show at the Howard/Mandville Gallery, opening November 14th. Please click here for a larger view.
5 comments:
This painting grabs me and then takes me in and ... I don't even know how to react. It is simply amazing!
Beautiful use of blues
I find these pieces with the figures back to us something so interesting/mysterious,... can't quite figure out what it is for me and why I'm drawn to these. Of course the added zing is your ode to Hopper.
I love it! I was just in Chicago myself, doing what the gentleman in your painting is doing.
Somehow, you managed to capture the soulfulness of museum gazing.
Enjoying your blog regularly...
Karin,
I love your perspective with the hall around the corner!!
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