The House by the Railroad – Haverstraw, New York - Atlas Obscura
Left: Edward Hopper's "House by the Railroad," 1925. Right: Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho," 1960. | Opera d'arte famosa, Thomas gainsborough, Pittore
The Fascinating Story of The House Behind the Bates' Mansion in Hitchcock's 1960 Classic | Dusty Old Thing
Edward Hopper, the Realist Painter Who Inspired Hitchcock
Hopper and Hitchcock | New City Library
Watch: How Edward Hopper's Plaintive Visions of Americana Influenced Cinematography
In Haverstraw, The House That Inspired Hitchcock - New York Almanack
Tribute to Hopper/Hitchcock | SideFX
Hopper and Hitchcock: Spectatorship and Voyeurism in Art and Film - Smithsonian Associates
Hopping Inside Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho // BOSTON HASSLE
20 Things You Didn't Know About Psycho – Page 13
Viewing Edward Hopper Through the Rear Window
Quand Hopper fait son cinéma
Edward Hopper Paintings You Might Not Know Yet | Widewalls
Edward Hopper e Hitchcock Art Print by paintingmovie | Society6
La Kasa Imperfetta: Hopper, Hitchcock, James Dean e il gotico Americano
Atlas Obscura - This house was built in 1885 and still stands today. It was the subject of the Edward Hopper painting 'The House by the Railroad', which in turn helped inspire
Looking at Edward Hopper's, Alfred Hitchcock's and Gregory Crewdson's images. | by Pauline Le Pichon | Medium
How Edward Hopper's Paintings Inspired the Creepy Suspense of Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window | Open Culture
Alfred Hitchcock, Edward Hopper and "Shadow of a Doubt"
