Edward Hopper’s iconic 1942 painting “Nighthawks” reinforces the image of a diner as homey and comfortable. The painting depicts a diner in the wee hours of the morning, a neighborhood joint where ...

There’s something almost voyeuristic about “Nighthawks.” Edward Hopper’s mid-20th-century painting, which depicts four contemplative people in a nocturnal diner, became an A… ...

There are many mysteries in 20th C. American art but none are more enduring than the question of the mysterious diner in Edward Hopper’s iconic painting “Nighthawks” (1942). Now, Jeremiah ...

Moss has reached the conclusion that “outside of Hopper’s imagination, there was no Nighthawks diner at all. … The Hopper diner never stood at Mulry Square’s northern tip.” ...

After an extraordinarily well-researched journey into the possible real-life location of the diner immortalized in Edward Hopper’s painting Nighthawks — trying to find a similarly wedge-shaped ...

From restaurants shaped like UFOs to Champagne vending machines, this state is home to a diverse (and ample) selection of the ...

New Yorkers may never really know which real-life locations Edward Hopper used to create his iconic Nighthawks, even when re-created as life-size pop-up installations in the Flatiron Building (an ...

Nighthawks,” Edward Hopper's famous 1942 painting, has been the subject of numerous tributes and parodies. “Simpsons” characters, superheroes and the “Star Trek” cast have all taken a ...