East Wind Over Weehawken [SEP] creator
East Wind Over Weehawken
East Wind Over Weehawken is an oil painting on canvas by American realist painter Edward Hopper. It was held in the collection of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in the United States from 1954 until its sale to an anonymous buyer in December 2013. That sale brought a record price for a Hopper.
Description.
"East Wind Over Weehawken" is a street scene of a "curiously mismatched collection of four houses" rendered in dark, earthy tones. It includes the gabled house at 1001
, the isolated severe thunderstorm produced hail in Hoboken and Weehawken. The isolated severe thunderstorm changed direction from moving east to northeast as the thunderstorm approached and shortly affected Manhattan, New York City. The isolated severe thunderstorm was responsible for producing thunderstorm wind gust, resulted a possible microburst that downed over few more than 500 trees, damaged several automobiles and spread debris across some streets.
- On February 17, 2010, a microburst caused the capsizing and sinking of the tall ship "Concordia" some southeast of Rio de Janeiro,