Edward Hopper came of age with cinema. As an artist, he left a lasting mark on it

How Edward Hopper’s lonely, voyeuristic scenes drew on the visual language of the cinema, and were captured in their turn

Scenes from a marriage, Edward and Josephine Hopper's - The Boston Globe

The pleasures of sadness – Tate Etc

Edward Hopper (1882–1967), Essay, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Understanding Edward Hopper's Lonely Vision of America, beyond “Nighthawks”

Hopping for Hopper — exhibit breaking records, 400th Anniversary

Hopper's New York Movie: Social History in Paint – Morgan Haigh

Edward Hopper's New York: A Study in Isolation at the Whitney

Edward Hopper - Wikipedia

Edward Hopper came of age with cinema. As an artist, he left a lasting mark on it

Edward Hopper, Second Story Sunlight, Double Exposure

Anglo-Saxon”: Nationalism and Race in the Promotion of Edward Hopper - Panorama

Edward Hopper Estate and the Jo Hopper Bequest to the Whitney Museum – Gail Levin

Edward Hopper – Good Morning Gloucester