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Mansard roof hopper.
The mansard roof 1923.
Edward hopper american 1882 1967.
Architect john elgin woolf popularized it in the los angeles area calling his houses hollywood regency.
Watercolor over graphite on paper 13 7 8 x 20 in.
The australian commonwealth railways cl class and two victorian railways hopper wagons featured mansard roofs.
Houses such as the example depicted in the mansard roof gave hopper an opportunity to portray complex effects of light and shadow one of his favorite subjects.
This design of mansard roofs is not only used in some famous historical buildings commercial buildings or private homes but also used in locomotive designs as well because it gives an added usable space in a typical train car.
95118421 roof with mansard windows and asphalt shingles open skylight.
Brooklyn museum museum collection fund 23 100.
Mansard roof is an intriguing work by edward hopper as it was painted relatively early on in his career before he became famous.
Though accurate in all architectural details this work is nonetheless engagingly abstract with dancing strokes of watercolor converting the building into a flickering pattern of light and shadow similar to the impressionist pictures he had admired in paris.
Hopper s attraction to mansard roofs for example while expressing itself in exquisite representational watercolors like talbot s house haskell s house or the mansard roof also makes each an allusion to that bygone period in america the 1870s immediately before his birth when french second empire style was the vogue in domestic architecture.
35 2 x 50 8 cm.
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Edward hopper 1882 1967 described rocky neck as the residential district where the old sea captains had their houses he painted the mansard roof here in 1923.
Original subject of edward hopper s mansard roof painting as it looks today.
Houses with mansard roofs were sometimes described as french provincial.
The roof of two victorian railways hopper wagons resembled a mansard roof.