And with summer upon us, Hopper’s 1952 painting Morning Sun strikes a particular chord—in fact, it’s been called it one of “the ultimate images of summer.” In it, a woman, modeled on ...

Her bare arms rest lightly on her bare legs. Edward Hopper painted her in 1952 for a work called Morning Sun. The picture has been widely reproduced for decades. But on a recent visit to its home ...

It isn't hard to imagine yourself inside an Edward Hopper painting — having a coffee at a late-night diner, or staring out the bedroom window at the bright morning sun. Now, for $150 a night ...

Hopper even arguably gestures away from it his sympathetic studies of Josephine like “Morning Sun” (1952). But even here, in the half-sipped coffee mugs, is a brisk quietude. When taken ...

One day, she stops in front of the Edward Hopper painting Morning Sun. The gallery guard strikes up a conversation, which leads to one of the sad episodes of the woman’s not-entirely-sad life ...

By Alexis Soloski Simon Stephens’s “Morning Sun,” Edie Falco insisted ... This play, which borrows its title from an Edward Hopper study of urban anomie, has been in the works since 2018 ...