Edward Hopper's "Country Road" (1 of 7)
In conjunction with the Whitney Museum of Art's acclaimed Edward Hopper exhibition, Mark Murray Fine Paintings on Manhattan's Upper East Side is holding an exhibition of original works of art by the groundbreaking Ashcan School artist. All of the works are available for purchase.
Thirty rare early drawings, watercolors and a landscape in oil are on view at the gallery, all of which were formerly in the collection of the artist's widow, Jo Hopper, and subsequently given to the Reverend Arthayor R. Sanborn. Interestingly, Sanborn was a close friend of the Hopper family and served as the minister who officiated at the burial ceremonies for Hopper in 1967.
"Country Road", seen above, is one of only 32 paintings by Hopper remaining in private hands.
Signed E. Hopper
Oil on canvas
9¼ x 13 inches
Framed: 13 x 17 inches
Painted circa 1897.
Provenance
The artist, until 1967
Jo Hopper, his widow, until 1968
Reverend Arthayer R. Sanbon, acquired from the above, until 2005
Alexander Gallery, New York, courtesy of the Kennedy Galleries, until 2007
Private Collection, New York, acquired from the above, until 2010.
$195,000
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