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Edward Hopper Early Sunday Morning Skate Deck
Produced with THE SKATEROOM, these
skate decks offer the opportunity to
own a unique collectible that captures a
view of New York City through the eyes of
one its most revered 20th century artists.
From the charged, almost theatrical,
atmosphere of Early Sunday Morning, (1930) and
the spatial dynamics and warm glow of City
Roofs, (1932) to the sweeping blue horizontal span
of Manhattan Bridge, (1925-26) each open
edition celebrates the dynamic city that
both Hopper and the Whitney have called
home.
THE SKATEROOM commits 10% of revenue to support a social skateboarding project around the world. In the case of Edward Hopper, that project is Cuba Skate, an incredible organization which empowers young communities in Cuba through the power of skateboarding.
THE SKATEROOM commits 10% of revenue to support a social skateboarding project around the world. In the case of Edward Hopper, that project is Cuba Skate, an incredible organization which empowers young communities in Cuba through the power of skateboarding.
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Produced with THE SKATEROOM, these
skate decks offer the opportunity to
own a unique collectible that captures a
view of New York City through the eyes of
one its most revered 20th century artists.
From the charged, almost theatrical,
atmosphere of Early Sunday Morning, (1930) and
the spatial dynamics and warm glow of City
Roofs, (1932) to the sweeping blue horizontal span
of Manhattan Bridge, (1925-26) each open
edition celebrates the dynamic city that
both Hopper and the Whitney have called
home.
THE SKATEROOM commits 10% of revenue to support a social skateboarding project around the world. In the case of Edward Hopper, that project is Cuba Skate, an incredible organization which empowers young communities in Cuba through the power of skateboarding.
THE SKATEROOM commits 10% of revenue to support a social skateboarding project around the world. In the case of Edward Hopper, that project is Cuba Skate, an incredible organization which empowers young communities in Cuba through the power of skateboarding.
