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“Euclid“ (detail), c.1635, Jusepe de Ribera.
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I - of course - have already shared Hopper's Barber Shop (1931) (see it here); 'of course' because Hopper painted only very few works with mirrors (five, to be precise) and it could be expected that I'd share them all. And yet I will use the kind hint from @45fthc to talk about this work again.
First, 13 years ago I had only a very small copy of this painting. The one above is not the best either, so here is a more decent, larger version:
And speaking about size, it's actually THE largest canvas painted by Edward Hopper - it's almost 2m wide (152 x 198 cm, to be precise). It's currently in the collection of the little-known Neuberger Museum of Art of the State University of New York; and it's 'retired' there, meaning they never loan it to exhibitions - you need to physically go there to see it.
Because of its unusually large size - unusually for Hopper - its mirror, with a barber forever deprived of his face, becomes almost a standalone painting on its own:
The preliminary study for the painting shows that the mirror was intended from the very beginning:
… but from the very beginning it wasn't actually the main focus of the work - the bright diagonal cone of light was. It's a bit of a pity that Hopper didn't direct it onto the mirror's surface too, to show how light of different intensity is reflected.
Oh well. Still, a very cool art-mirrors-art piece.
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A Maya mosaic mask, made of jade and shell. From Guatemala, 200–600 CE.
Now part of the Al Thani Collection.
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Philippe Halsman. Sans titre (Modèles sautant sur la plage), années 1940.
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