Mark Charan Newton

Pretty much what it says in the header.
I’m a big fan of Hopper’s paintings. They share a similar quality to a Hemingway short story in their laconic style, and the narrative between the line (or brushstroke, I guess). There’s such energy in the restraint used by each of them, a desperation for the stories to [...]

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I recently came across this scrapbook on Edward Hopper. I’ve been a fan of Hopper’s paintings for some time now, and there’s something about his work that really unlocks something within me. There’s such a wonderful quality rendered to his scenes—that which is unsaid, not painted. The missing artifact or person. I often wonder about [...]

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I recently came across this scrapbook on Edward Hopper. I’ve been a fan of Hopper’s paintings for some time now, and there is something about his work that unlocks something within me. There’s a wonderful quality to his scenes—that which is unsaid, not painted. The missing artifact or person. I often wonder about a similar [...]

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