Edward Hopper on Cape Cod: An Illustrated Talk
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Join Bob Seay for a fascinating illustrated presentation exploring acclaimed artist Edward Hopper’s life and art on Cape Cod, where the region’s distinctive buildings and landscapes inspired many of his memorable works.
About the Talk:
Edward Hopper was one of America’s most celebrated painters. He spent 30 summers on Cape Cod, finding inspiration in its distinctive buildings, quiet roads, and coastal landscapes. In 1934, Hopper and his wife Jo built a home and studio in Truro, where he created many notable works while continuing to explore the Outer Cape in search of subjects that captured his imagination.
Join Bob Seay for an illustrated presentation exploring the art Hopper created on Cape Cod. Featuring stunning visuals and fascinating insights into Hopper’s life, work, and local connections, this talk offers a fresh perspective on the places that inspired the artist and a deeper appreciation of his enduring legacy.
About Bob Seay:
Bob Seay is a retired broadcast journalist living in Eastham. On Cape Cod he has worked as an announcer and reporter at several radio stations and was Executive Director at WOMR in Provincetown before moving on to Rhode Island public radio in Providence and ending his career at WGBH in Boston in 2024.
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Sturgis Library, Barnstable, MA
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