HOLLY ZAUSNER : UNSETTLED MATTER
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Edward Hopper House invites visitors to see the Riley Family Reading Room, which houses the Sanborn-Hopper Family Archive, now open on Saturdays and Sundays in April & May.
Home to over 1,000 documents and objects dating from the years when the Hopper family resided at 82 North Broadway, there will be presentations starting at 2pm in the Archive. They will cover topics ranging from Hudson River history to women’s history by engaging with materials from the Archive such as diaries, notebooks, and letters. Visitors can explore how these social and historical themes were present in Hopper’s youth, as well as in the lives of his sister, Marion, and mother, Elizabeth. Additional materials from the archival collection will be on view long term in the vitrine located in the Reading Room.
To request a visit to the Archive, please email info at hopperhouse dot org. Visitor hours for the Archive specifically are from Saturdays and Sundays in April and May, 1pm to 4pm.
To request a visit to the Archive, please email info at hopperhouse dot org. Visitor hours for the Archive specifically are from Saturdays and Sundays in April and May, 1pm to 4pm.
Edward Hopper House is supported in part with funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency. Edward Hopper House is proud to be a founding member of Rockland Culture. We are thrilled to work with Carolyn Izzo Integrated Communications as our publicity partner.
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