Hamilton Kahn
AMONG ART aficionados, Edward Hopper's name commands a deserved reverence, as much for his fame and influence as for his expertly rendered images. But among residents of what was once Hopper's summer neighborhood, the late artist's reputation has a much more useful application - as a means to stop or slow down construction of yet another oversized trophy house on ... (Full article: 749 words)
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