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Edward Hopper:
Picture "Lighthouse at Two Lights"

Edward Hopper: Picture "Lighthouse at Two Lights"
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Edward Hopper:
Picture "Lighthouse at Two Lights"

$ 501,27 (440,00 EUR)

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Order-nr. IN-415826

Article No: IN-415826

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Limited, 499 pieces |Numbered | Prints on canvas | Hand printed| Stretcher | Size: 80 x 56 cm

Edward Hopper was the great champion of peace and light, which Pictures a whole new style founded: American Realism. Original: Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. In close cooperation with the Museum Ars Mundicould edit this highlight of the collection in a limited deluxe edition on real canvas.

Traditionally stretched hand drawn edition on artist canvas on stretcher. Size: 80 x 56 cm. Limited edition 499 pieces, back numbered.

Figure © Whitney Museum of American Art. All rights reserved. Licensed by Arte Star, New York.

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Edward Hopper: Picture "Lighthouse at Two Lights"

Edward Hopper was the great champion of peace and light, which Pictures a whole new style founded: American Realism. Original: Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. In close cooperation with the Museum Ars Mundicould edit this highlight of the collection in a limited deluxe edition on real canvas.

Traditionally stretched hand drawn edition on artist canvas on stretcher. Size: 80 x 56 cm. Limited edition 499 pieces, back numbered.

Figure © Whitney Museum of American Art. All rights reserved. Licensed by Arte Star, New York.

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Edward Hopper (1882-1967) was the great master of peace and light, whose builder established a completely new style: American realism. Instead of frantic people grotesquery, he painted rather light-flooded images from the American East Coast.