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by Juliana Roth Edward Hopper was not the first artist who saw in Jo a muse. In 1900, Jo began her artistic studies at...
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by Mike Hays In one of the most important small museum exhibitions in recent history, Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center’s Josephine Nivison Hopper––Edward’s...
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by Juliana Roth For most of my 20s, my computer background was Edward Hopper’s “Morning Sun” (1952). The painting reminded me of home when...
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by Mike Hays Allen Steinman, long-time Nyack resident, makes us forget that we live in an age where nearly everyone has a digital camera...
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by Mike Hays Born on July 22, 1882, the second of two children, Edward Hopper is Nyack’s most important native son. His paintings continue...
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by Bill Batson The Nyack Library is an example of one of the most epic philanthropic gestures of the early 20th Century. Andrew Carnegie...
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by Mike Hays There was a bike parade on an August evening in 1895 that was the biggest event of its kind ever seen...
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by Bill Batson I am proud to pause for a moment to reflect on the extraordinary accomplishments of Ellen Jaffee who represented the 97th...
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by Mike Hays Hats Off to Hopper is a unique spring benefit event for the Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center featuring an...
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by Mike Hays “There’s a man outside making a picture,” exclaimed Helen Hayes’ daughter Mary. It was November, 1939, at Pretty Penny, the family’s...