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Blvd Of Broken Dreams Painting. Boulevard Of Broken Dreams Helnwein Hopper Art Print Austrian artist Gottfried Helnwein used the title for his parody of Edward Hopper's 1942 painting "Nighthawks. 1948) Boulevard of Broken Dreams, James Dean, 2005 Oil and acrylic on canvas 79-1/2 x 55 inches (201.9 x 139.7 cm) Signed, dated, and inscribed on the reverse: Los Angeles / 2005 / G

The Necessity of Boulevard of Broken Dreams Painting As an artist and a lover of art, I have come to realize the significance and necessity of the iconic painting, Boulevard of Broken Dreams by Edward Hopper. Helnwein / 2005 PROVENANCE: The artist; William Kaper, Jr., Illinois, commissioned from the above in 2005

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In this iconic painting, Helnwein happened across James Dean, Humphrey Bogart and Marilyn Monroe dining at a Mulry Square diner that may or may not have actually existed. And Gottfried Helnwein's series, "Boulevard of Broken Dreams," captured four beloved celebrities - Marilyn, Elvis, Bogart and James Dean- in an art form that has hung in more college dorms and first apartments than any other print. And what of the "Boulevard of Broken Dreams"? Constance Bennett sang it in the 1933 musical version of the movie "Moulin Rouge." I don't think I've heard the song in 40 years

Boulevard of Broken Dreams Framed Print by Helnwein 36” x 42”. 1948) Boulevard of Broken Dreams, James Dean, 2005 Oil and acrylic on canvas 79-1/2 x 55 inches (201.9 x 139.7 cm) Signed, dated, and inscribed on the reverse: Los Angeles / 2005 / G Boulevard of Broken Dreams "Nighthawks" by Gottfried Helnwein

Boulevard Of Broken Dreams Helnwein Hopper Art Print. And what of the "Boulevard of Broken Dreams"? Constance Bennett sang it in the 1933 musical version of the movie "Moulin Rouge." I don't think I've heard the song in 40 years Helnwein was born in Vienna in 1948, schooled in the German Expressionism tradition of Hermann Nitsch and Rudolf Schwarzkogler, and Egon Schiele