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Did Edward Hopper s Trusted Friend and Minister Steal a Trove of His Art?

Did Edward Hopper's friend and minister steal a trove his artworks soon after his death? A leading expert thinks so.

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Stolen or saved? Professor accuses late minister of pilfering Edward Hopper artwork now at MFA

How a humble self-portrait is connected to an unusual, and decades-old, art-world dispute.

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6 Things the Whitney s New Edward Hopper Show Teaches Us About the Artist s Tortured Love Affair With New York

Here are six things the new Whitney show teaches us about Edward Hopper's tortured love affair with New York City

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Art Industry News: Did a Baptist Minister Steal Art From Edward Hopper s Estate? + Other Stories

Art news for Oct. 20, 2022: Gail Levin slams Edward Hopper's minister, Ed Ruscha show heads to MoMA, the Anna May Wong quarter, more.

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How Did a Minister Come to Own Hundreds of Edward Hoppers?

An exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art exploring Hopper’s vision of New York has also rekindled questions about how a Baptist minister came to own so much of his art.

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