Edward Hopper Studio
Historical landmark · Greenwich Village ·

Edward Hopper Studio

Historical landmark · Greenwich Village ·

Preserved artist studio, former home of Edward Hopper, north/south light

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1 Washington Square N, New York, NY 10003 Get directions

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1 Washington Square N, New York, NY 10003 Get directions

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"The home and studio of Edward Hopper from 1913 until his death in 1967.  The Studio has been preserved and is located in one of three townhouse buildings that now houses New York University's Silver School of Social Work. Visits can be arranged by appointment only by contacting: Amanda Lorencz at 212-998-5900. Finding inspiration from the view for some of his urban work, Hopper even painted the rooftop of this studio shown below." - 345 Design

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"Edward Hopper Studio, Greenwich Village by 345 Design. The home and studio of Edward Hopper from 1913 until his death in 1967. The Studiohas been preserved and is located in one of three townhouse buildings that now houses New York University's Silver School of Social Work. Visits can be arranged by appointment only by contacting: Amanda Lorencz at212-998-5900. Finding inspiration from the view for some of his urban work, Hopper even painted the rooftop of this studio shown below."

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Small humble studio space with plenty of north and south light; the latter of which faces Washington Square Park. Inside the studio are photos revealing the space as it was, and is furnished with some of his original equipment left behind. The studio is generally not open to the public (the visit was hosted by Open House New York) as the space is now part of NYU's School for Social Work.