A white Chevelle appears on the roadside in front of one of these institutions in a painting by John Baeder, who, along with Ralph Goings, is known for his photo-realistic depictions of these institutions.
One of these institutions appears in a 1958 painting that depicts a revolving door behind a woman in blue bathed in a ray of sunlight. A white Chevelle appears on the roadside in front of one of these institutions in a painting by John Baeder, who, along with Ralph Goings, is known for his photo-realistic depictions of these institutions. A painting of one of these institutions features a radiator to the left of a seated woman staring down into a (*) teacup, who was modeled on the artist's wife Jo. Two large coffee decanters appear behind a man in white serving people at a bar in a painting of one of these institutions which features an advertisement for Phillies Cigars. For 10 points, name these institutions, which were depicted by Edward Hopper in Automat and Nighthawks.
One of these institutions appears in a 1958 painting that depicts a revolving door behind a woman in blue bathed in a ray of sunlight.
diners [or cafeterias or eateries or restaurants or cafés]