Menconi + Schoelkopf presents Edward Hopper’s remarkable works on paper. Edward Hopper’s initial fame grew out of his careful creation of large-scale oil paintings which are among the most iconic images of the 20th and 21st centuries. For many years of his career, Hopper created fewer than four important canvases and most were acquired by American museums from their initial exhibitions. Less well known is Hopper’s creation of a greater number of watercolors, etchings, and drawings which are comfortably among the finest works on paper of the 20th century. Carol Troyen, curator of the important exhibition and publication of Edward Hopper’s Watercolors, serves as guest scholar to the Menconi + Schoelkopf project. Carol offers articles on each of the important works in the exhibition and an illuminating essay on Hopper’s printmaking. Hopper’s prints are made in very small editions, and many of the images offered for sale here have not been on the market over the past decade.

The exhibition is on view at the gallery through November 20. The online viewing room is available here.