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    painted his masterpiece‚ Nighthawks. Both Nightlife and Nighthawks portray scenes in a large city‚ though very differently. Nighthawks lends feelings of loneliness and isolation‚ whereas Nightlife gives off an air of closeness and camaraderie. In Nighthawks‚ there are only four subjects portrayed and there is no evidence of interaction between them. In Nightlife‚ there are numerous subjects‚ engaging in drinking‚ dancing‚ and what appears to be lively conversation. Nighthawks gives the viewer the

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    Greter Gutierrez A Critique on Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks In 1942‚ realist painter‚ Edward Hopper‚ painted the famous Nighthawks and it has remained one of the most recognizable pieces of art since. At first glance‚ the painting is simple: a nighttime scene of a diner with three customers. Two customers appear to be together‚ a man and a woman. The third is a man by himself; the fourth person is a man in white who is behind the counter and consequently a worker there. None of the characters are

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    Vandiver ENG 230 – Fiction 4 Edward Hopper – Night Hawks To Catch a Nighthawk New York is one of the loneliest places on Earth…crowded in dark desolation. Like birds of prey‚ New York insomniacs hover over the night like hawks scouting for a comfy haven or some tasty morsel. In New York‚ there are two types of scavengers: you’ve got your snakes that convolute in seedy darkness‚ but for nighthawks it’s easier to hunt in wide-open territory. Tonight‚ I was the hawk looking to

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    Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks Edward Hopper painted the famous Nighthawks in 1942 and is an oil and canvas work. This painting was based during the late 1930s or early 1940s. You can tell by the architecture of the diner‚ hairstyles and hats of the customers‚ and the sign that says five cent cigars. This particular diner was placed in lower side Manhattan on a corner of Greenwich Avenue. The painting Nighthawks was oddly placed in New York City because Manhattan is known as “the city that never sleeps

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    The painting The Nighthawks is a painting I personally like because of its use of colour‚ form and value. The elements of design‚ form is used to give a three dimensional feeling about the people inside the shop and the shop itself. When you look at this painting you can get this feeling that the people and the shop are three dimensional. When the elements of design form‚ is used in this painting‚ to me‚ it looks more realistic and gives me the feeling that the people are actually there and alive

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    Manuel Espinosa Professor Stefanovic ENC 1102 21 February 2013 NIGHTHAWKSNighthawks” by Samuel Yellen is a poem about three individuals who are troubled with life. These individuals are occupying the same space and they appear to be relatively close from each other‚ but they arein fact disconnected from one another. The speaker sets a hopeless tone to help the reader analyze and really understand the characters’ feelings.This is a poem based on a famouspainting by Edward Hopper that portrays

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    Nighthawks In life‚ some people may be Nighthawks. They are not like an owl of the night‚ but outcasts instead. Although living in the world’s busiest places‚ surrounded by life and connection‚ these people have isolated themselves emotionally from those around them and are just feasting upon life’s most taboo pleasures. Using the socially disconnected characters‚ Samuel Yellen emphasizes the idea that that only by living a life of daring and excitement will humans ever be truly content with their

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    Young Adults and Clublife Pleasure Charlotte nightlife mixes people of all ages & backgrounds together into a very unique mode of entertainment. Some people are against going out at night and others are addicted to going out nightly. The different perspectives of the various people give better insight on finding out just how serious some issues on nightlife affect one another. If there is a direct way to find out just how the night life is for those that go out‚ no other person would be

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    nearly frontal point of view‚ and also allowed him to display the dimly visible street scene behind the patrons. Hopper often painted scenes in which a part of the exterior view could be seen through two panes of glass. But the shape of the diner in Nighthawks‚ when seen from Hopper’s chosen angle (which is also the point of view of a passer-by walking past on the sidewalk)‚ allows this second glass surface to fill the entire centre of the painting. The further pane

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    When I first glanced at Nighthawks by Edward Hopper‚ I was thirteen years old and I was on a trip to The Institute of Art Chicago with my family. I was so intrigued by the painting that I took all the money I was given for the weekend and bought a reprint from the museum’s gift shop. The painting hangs on my wall in my house and has been on every wall in every home I’ve lived since I was thirteen. The meaning of the painting has changed for me over the years as I have matured and learned more about

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