Some of our favorite Links to articles, videos, and information on Edward Hopper

(Edward Hopper House is not responsible for the content in these links)

Village Preservation (NYC) - Village Voices: Edward Hopper

The Hoppers and The Whitney

Alfred Hitchcock and Edward Hopper (Alfredhitchcockgeek.com)
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Artcyclopedia (selected public and private collections of Edward Hopper work)

The Art Institute of Chicago Hopper archive  (mini site from 2008 exhibition)

TheArtStory.org - Edward Hopper

Edward Hopper's Creative Process (video - Walker Art Center, 2014)

Hopper: The Supreme American Realist of the 20th Century (Smithsonian Magazine, July 2007, by Avis Berman)

Hopper: American Realist Painter and his Influence on Cinema (video - Eyes on Cimena, 2015)

National Gallery of Art comprehensive Edward Hopper website (Created in conjunction with 2008 Hopper retrospective)

Philip Koch blogs about Hopper

An Oral History Interview with Edward Hopper  (Interview by John Morse, 1959)

The Museum Syndicate Image Archive (extensive image archive)

New York Times archive on Hopper 

Smithsonian American Art Museum: An Edward Hopper Scrapbook (Compiled by the  Smithsonian American Art Museum)

​Hopper collection at the Whitney - The Whitney Museum's Permanent Collection is recognized for its in-depth commitment to a number of key artists, including Edward Hopper.  

Interview: Brian O'Doherty and Edward Hopper - Brian O’Doherty Interview with Edward Hopper for the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston's Invitation to Art program, aired on television station WGBH, Boston, Massachusetts, 1962.

EDWARD HOPPER AND MARSHALL’S HOUSE (7:30) : A short film by Bob Burnett from 2017 that precipitated a full-length TV documentary on Hopper on PBS. 

On January 2, 2024 PBS American Masters premiered ‘Hopper – an American Love Story.’ The Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center is featured in the opening chapter of this important documentary and  contributes to the narrative of Hopper’s early years in Nyack. This film delves into the man behind the paintbrush, offering a profound exploration of Hopper’s art, his life, and his relationships. The full film is streaming (free for now) on the PBS website and app.