Edward Hopper's city of still lives - New Statesman

How the painter stripped New York of its disorder to reveal its inhabitants’ solitude.
It is hard to imagine a more distinctively American reaction to Paris than that of the painter Edward Hopper when he arrived for the first time in autumn 1906. “Paris is a very graceful and beautiful

Norman Rockwell – Good Morning Gloucester

How Cape Ann, a lost cat and a meet-cute catalyzed artist Edward Hopper's career

Edward Hopper's Public and Private New York - Yale University Press

Edward Hopper and Andrew Wyeth: Rockland, Maine - Farnsworth Art Museum

Portrait of Orleans [Edward Hopper]

Buildings Come to Life, Christopher Benfey

Edward Hopper's city of still lives - New Statesman

Art Market, Hoping the Good Times Keep Rolling, Prepares for N.Y. Sales - WSJ

Edward Hopper show in Gloucester, Mass., looks at his summers there - The Washington Post