Edward Hopper : Paintings & Ledger Book Drawings

The famous American painter Edward Hopper kept meticulous records of his entire oeuvre in inexpensive workbooks he called "ledgers," in which he used sketches to redraw works he had created or sold. , his wife Qiao recorded the creation information of these paintings in detail in words, including the time and place of creation, the painting materials and paper materials used, and described the colors and styles of the paintings. Nowadays, these precious account books have been published publicly. This book contains a total of 56 sets of Hopper's works and account books, allowing readers to understand this taciturn master from another perspective. Hopper researchers Deborah Lyons and Brian Doherty wrote prefaces to help everyone understand Hopper's impact on the world and the great role this set of ledgers has played in Hopper's research.