Celebrating Edward Hopper’s Legacy on Cape Cod
Ryder Beach Farmhouse oil on linen Steve Kennedy 30 x 40, framed 35 x 45 $5,800
In 1934, the great American painter, Edward Hopper, built a home in Truro. « After Hopper » is a celebration of work by contemporary artists inspired by Edward Hopper and Cape Cod – the area that inspired him for decades.
Highland Light oil on canvas Paul Schulenburg 24 x 30, framed 30 x 3 $5,000
Opening Reception
Saturday, August 1 from 5:00 to 7:00
We hope you can join us at the Addison Art Gallery
The impact Hopper’s work has on contemporary artists and the market is rising with international coverage and soaring auction prices. Our region’s high regard for historic architecture combined with our natural environment (protected by the expansive Cape Cod National Seashore) makes this the ideal place for artists and art lovers to get a deeper understanding of Hopper’s work and influences. ‘After Hopper’ celebrates the integral part he has played in our country’s artistic heritage and the effects his work has on today’s painters. »
We invite you to preview the show at addisonart.com/afterhopper and in the Addison Art Gallery.
For more information or to reserve work, please email or call 508.255.6200.









