Edward Hopper's Last Painting Takes The Stage

Two Comedians from 1966 is an existential tour de force that represents the culmination of Edward Hopper’s career. His final painting, it is a seminal and poignant work that embodies the most important and defining themes of his art. Before it comes to auction in Sotheby's American Art Sale (16 November, New York), discover more about Hopper's dramatic farewell painting.

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