New York Restaurant
Edward Hopper 1922
Silently
work
invisibly
Table for Ladies
Edward Hopper 1930
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Thanks to Tess Kincaid for Magpie Tales
Sunday, May 18, 2014
17 comments:
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Love that you brought another picture of the artist...and the keywords you picked. :)xx
ReplyDeleteYes, there are jobs that are not sufficiently valued!
ReplyDeleteVery well done.
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed Sunday my friend. Big hugs. ♥♥♥
How much better the composition of the second picture is - bodies sliced in half in the first, make for unease...
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant turn-around of the prompt! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteQuite creative.
ReplyDeleteThe other side is hard work, especially when done so well it deceptively looks easy.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes! That is the life of the service industry. I've been in those shoes before.
ReplyDeleteI love hopper's work. He painted a picture of an usher daydreaming in a picture show that haunts me.
ReplyDeleteA tribute to the artist not usually done! Kind gesture Kathe!
ReplyDeleteHank
Hopper is one of my favorites, nice to see the progression of his work from the first to second. He seems to see inside his subject.
ReplyDeleteFun to see another view...
ReplyDeleteI agree with Tess, I was longing to see more of the restaurant, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI too noticed the wait staff.......
ReplyDeleteBut, differently. ;-)
Loving the addition!
ReplyDeleteI love what you've done with the prompt and the additional picture.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, like a camera shift or a change of perspective.
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