21 February 1981 Factual 36 mins
Profile focusing on the life and work of the American realist painter, Edward Hopper. His subject is the face of America - haunting, unforgettable images of late-night bars, lonely hotel rooms, sunlit buildings and isolated figures.
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Carol Bell Director
United Kingdom 21 February 1981
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