This artist painted the first oil painting that the Museum of Modern Art acquired.
This artist painted the first oil painting that the Museum of Modern Art acquired. Many of this artist's landscapes were painted at his summer home in South Truro, including "Corn Hill." In one his paintings, a fruit bowl sits behind a woman in a green coat, who has removed only one glove. A parody of one of this artist's paintings includes Elvis Presley and was painted by Gottfried Helnwein. Josephine Nivison posed for many paintings by him, including one in which she sits alone at a table, staring into a cup of coffee, at the title establishment. A woman in a red dress is one of three patrons being served by a bartender at a diner that advertises Phillies Cigars for five cents, in his most famous painting. For 10 points, name this American artist of Automat and Nighthawks.
This artist painted the first oil painting that the Museum of Modern Art acquired.
Edward Hopper