EDWARD HOPPER HOUSE MUSEUM AND STUDY CENTER
  • About
    • History/Present >
      • Construction
    • Staff/Trustees >
      • Trustees - Private
    • FAQ
    • Rent The House
  • VISIT
    • A Walking Tour of Edward Hopper's Nyack
    • Things to do in the Rockland / Nyack area
    • Metro-North Getaways Program
  • Support & Membership
    • DONATE
    • Membership
    • Sponsorship
    • Our Supporters
  • Learn
    • Sanborn-Hopper Family Archive
    • About Edward Hopper >
      • Myths & Legends
      • Hopper-related Links
      • 2011: A Year of Edward Hopper
      • Edward Hopper House and the making of an artist (video)
      • Hopper Happens (2011 & 2012)
      • Hopper's NYC Studio
    • Writing With Hopper
    • Teen Leadership - Nighthawks >
      • Nighthawks ARTifacts Project
    • Arts Education Program
    • Internship Programs
    • Docent Program
    • Artistic Curiosity Scholarships
    • Teacher/Student Resources
  • Exhibitions
    • Currently on View >
      • Edward Hopper's Bedroom: Reimagined
    • Upcoming Exhibitions >
      • Terry Rosenberg
      • Adrien Broom: Holding Space
    • Past exhibitions >
      • 2020 >
        • Object Lessons
        • Thirty Seven
      • 2019 >
        • Rodney Smith
        • Hopper Through Photography
        • John Morton: Place of Origin
        • Michael Banning: Hopper / Hammershøi
        • Alastair Noble: Message In A Bo(a)ttle
        • Holly Zausner and Mott Hupfel: Unsettled Matter
        • Angela Fraleigh: Shadows Searching For Light
      • 2018 >
        • Milton Glaser: Landscape Prints
        • Claudia Alvarez: Boy in a Room
        • Sean Scully: No Words
        • Carrie Mae Weems Beacon
      • 2017 >
        • Richard Tuschman Hopper Meditations
        • Mercedes Helnwein CHAOS THEORY:
        • Rock, Paper, Scissors
      • 2016 >
        • David LaChapelle: Gas Stations
        • Side by Side: Robert Natkin and Judith Dolnick
        • Where We Are Standing: Contemporary Women Artists from Iran
      • 2015
      • 2014 >
        • Jo Hopper - Grace De Coeur 2014
      • 2013
      • 2012 >
        • Kari Lindstrom dance performance
      • 2011
      • 2010
      • 2009
      • 2008
    • Sculpture in the Garden
  • Programs
    • Calendar
    • Special Programs >
      • Sail Through Art History
      • Nighthawks Magic
      • Nyack Record Shop Project
      • Hopper Scenes
      • Bridgman/Packer "Voyeur"
      • Special Programs - PAST
    • Free First Fridays
    • For Seniors
    • For Families
    • Art Talks
    • Films in the Garden
    • Jazz in the Garden 2020
  • Artist Members
    • Artist Membership Sign-Up and Payment
  • Special Events
    • Arts Education - Ellis Sotheby's 2020
    • Spring Benefit 2020
    • Arts Education - Ellis Sotheby's 2019
    • Spring Benefit 2019
    • Arts Education - Ellis Sotheby's 2018
    • Spring Benefit 2018
    • Arts Education - Ellis Sotheby's 2017
    • Spring Benefit 2017 - Art, Architecture, And A Study Center Rises
    • Arts Education - Ellis Sotheby's 2016
    • Spring Benefit 2015 - Hopper on the Hudson
    • Spring Benefit 2014 - At Home with Jo & Ed
    • Spring Benefit 2013 - Pretty Penny
    • Raise the Roof 2011
  • 50th Anniversary
  • About
    • History/Present >
      • Construction
    • Staff/Trustees >
      • Trustees - Private
    • FAQ
    • Rent The House
  • VISIT
    • A Walking Tour of Edward Hopper's Nyack
    • Things to do in the Rockland / Nyack area
    • Metro-North Getaways Program
  • Support & Membership
    • DONATE
    • Membership
    • Sponsorship
    • Our Supporters
  • Learn
    • Sanborn-Hopper Family Archive
    • About Edward Hopper >
      • Myths & Legends
      • Hopper-related Links
      • 2011: A Year of Edward Hopper
      • Edward Hopper House and the making of an artist (video)
      • Hopper Happens (2011 & 2012)
      • Hopper's NYC Studio
    • Writing With Hopper
    • Teen Leadership - Nighthawks >
      • Nighthawks ARTifacts Project
    • Arts Education Program
    • Internship Programs
    • Docent Program
    • Artistic Curiosity Scholarships
    • Teacher/Student Resources
  • Exhibitions
    • Currently on View >
      • Edward Hopper's Bedroom: Reimagined
    • Upcoming Exhibitions >
      • Terry Rosenberg
      • Adrien Broom: Holding Space
    • Past exhibitions >
      • 2020 >
        • Object Lessons
        • Thirty Seven
      • 2019 >
        • Rodney Smith
        • Hopper Through Photography
        • John Morton: Place of Origin
        • Michael Banning: Hopper / Hammershøi
        • Alastair Noble: Message In A Bo(a)ttle
        • Holly Zausner and Mott Hupfel: Unsettled Matter
        • Angela Fraleigh: Shadows Searching For Light
      • 2018 >
        • Milton Glaser: Landscape Prints
        • Claudia Alvarez: Boy in a Room
        • Sean Scully: No Words
        • Carrie Mae Weems Beacon
      • 2017 >
        • Richard Tuschman Hopper Meditations
        • Mercedes Helnwein CHAOS THEORY:
        • Rock, Paper, Scissors
      • 2016 >
        • David LaChapelle: Gas Stations
        • Side by Side: Robert Natkin and Judith Dolnick
        • Where We Are Standing: Contemporary Women Artists from Iran
      • 2015
      • 2014 >
        • Jo Hopper - Grace De Coeur 2014
      • 2013
      • 2012 >
        • Kari Lindstrom dance performance
      • 2011
      • 2010
      • 2009
      • 2008
    • Sculpture in the Garden
  • Programs
    • Calendar
    • Special Programs >
      • Sail Through Art History
      • Nighthawks Magic
      • Nyack Record Shop Project
      • Hopper Scenes
      • Bridgman/Packer "Voyeur"
      • Special Programs - PAST
    • Free First Fridays
    • For Seniors
    • For Families
    • Art Talks
    • Films in the Garden
    • Jazz in the Garden 2020
  • Artist Members
    • Artist Membership Sign-Up and Payment
  • Special Events
    • Arts Education - Ellis Sotheby's 2020
    • Spring Benefit 2020
    • Arts Education - Ellis Sotheby's 2019
    • Spring Benefit 2019
    • Arts Education - Ellis Sotheby's 2018
    • Spring Benefit 2018
    • Arts Education - Ellis Sotheby's 2017
    • Spring Benefit 2017 - Art, Architecture, And A Study Center Rises
    • Arts Education - Ellis Sotheby's 2016
    • Spring Benefit 2015 - Hopper on the Hudson
    • Spring Benefit 2014 - At Home with Jo & Ed
    • Spring Benefit 2013 - Pretty Penny
    • Raise the Roof 2011
  • 50th Anniversary
EDWARD HOPPER HOUSE MUSEUM AND STUDY CENTER

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A bequest to Edward Hopper House is a simple and effective way of supporting this historic house and its programs. Bequests offer an estate tax savings since the donation is deducted from your gross estate.  You may designate Edward Hopper House as the direct beneficiary of a specific amount of money, property, or a percentage of your estate. Edward Hopper House may be named to receive a portion of the estate once all other bequests have been designated. (It is prudent to provide for an alternate beneficiary, such as Edward Hopper House, in the event the specified individual beneficiaries do not survive you.) Your bequest may be restricted for a specific use (eg, arts education, restoration of the building...), or leave unrestricted. Contact us at the Edward Hopper House for more information.
Edward Hopper is an iconic American artist, and we need to be sure the community, and the world, can continue to celebrate this important artist. As funding for the arts remains uncertain, Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center needs your support. Please consider making a contribution today. We look forward to exploring more of Hopper's world with you. 

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82 North Broadway
Nyack, NY 10960
845.358.0774
info@hopperhouse.org
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​Edward Hopper House is supported in part with funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency.