Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center - Nyack, New York

Marco Garcia

Muy bonito lugar para visitar y disfrutar de la naturaleza y ver esta preciosa casa de la época victoriana en Long Island NY

Vinicio Méndez

Buenos precios, buena pizza.

Dongwook Lee

작품을 볼 때마다 늘 신비한 느낌과 감정을 얻게 만드는 화가, Edward Hopper (1882-1967), 그의 집이며 스튜디오였던 곳을 방문했습니다. 그의 그림마다 '우울하고 고독하고 삭막한 분위기'를 느끼게 됩니다. 동양화에서는 이것이 "여백의 아름다움"이라고 표현되는데, 마찬가지로 호퍼에게서는 "쓸쓸함, 공허함, 무상함"이란 여백을 느끼게 됩니다.

Vadim Solodukhin

Edward Hopper birthplace and boyhood home.
Hopper lived in this house till the age of 26 and held the title until his death.
Some early drawings (circa 1900) are on display.
You can also see a preserved bedroom/study.
A couple of rooms on the ground floor are used for temporary exhibitions: currently you can see the works of David Salle.

jose tarafa

As a fan of hopper and his work this, his home for the first 25 years of his life was something I had to see. What I was not expecting was a docent who clearly also loves hopper and this town and shared so much wonderful information that it took the experience to another level. First of all this not the place to see his most famous work, go to Chicago or the Whitney for that. This is the home his grandparents, parents and he lived in. You will see some of his childhood work, some very personal drawings where he was “poking fun” or maybe criticizing his wife joe. She was an artist in her own right and they have some of her water colors. The first time I have ever seen her work. They have his easel and stool from his NY studio. It’s behind a closed door but they also have his work table that he himself built and used in his studio. If you ask you will learn tons about his early childhood and youth and what shaped him to be who he was. There is also currently an exhibit of a contemporary artist who was obviously influenced by hopper. If you are a hopper fan this house museum won’t disappoint especially if the same docent I encountered is there.

Karen Broekema

Small and intimate information about this wonderful painter and his talented wife. Excellent documentary.

Steve Thomas

I'm a believer in serendipity, or maybe it's synchronicity. November 18th, 2022, my life changed forever when I saw the Hopper exhibit at the Whitney in NYC. I was always enamored by Nighthawks and the like, but seeing all of the works/sketches up close, was something else.

I was told many years ago to take the train up to Nyack and see the Hopper house and the foliage, on November 17th, 2023 I did so. I was not disappointed. The admission ticket allows you to roam the house freely, but Eileen (who greeted me when I walked in) was a wealth of information and gave me my own personal tour. We spoke at length about many things and I spent over two hours there devouring all I could, especially information on Edward's wife Josephine Verstille Hopper (who's been neglected over the years - hopefully that will change). Eileen was kind enough to annotate a map of the places in Nyack that inspired Hopper paintings. I visited them as well.

I will be back in the summer time for their storied Jazz Nights in the garden behind the house. If you love Hopper be sure to check this off your bucket list. I'm glad I did.

gaia 3465

I don’t even know where to start! Visiting this place was a real treat, especially for out-of-towners like us. The woman working there was so friendly and full of information, not only of Hopper but the town. She went above and beyond to tell us local history, tell us places to see, and recommend restaurants on a map she printed for us! She also gave such insight to Hopper, things I never knew even as a lover of art history. Such an absolutely wonderful experience.