THE REFLECTIVE EYE
Kristine Benoit de Bykhovetz, Simon HaisellA monthly slow-looking practice: following one artist across the month through sustained visual analysis. + Proust: reading In Search of Lost Time through art.
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Edward Hopper: First Look
In every artist’s development the germ of the later work is always found in the earlier. The nucleus around which the artist’s intellect builds his work is himself; the central ego, personality, or whatever it may be called, and this change...
Hopper Before He Became “Hopper”: Soir Bleu
| Pt. 2 of 4 | Deep Dive I: In search of style. A slow look at Soir Bleu, the strange, rejected 1914 café painting Hopper rolled up, and never exhibited again, and why it may be his most revealing work.
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Slow Looking: one artist each month ➕ Proust: reading In Search of Lost Time through art • Historian MA (Oxford-Sorbonne-Leiden) • April: Edward Hopper
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