Marilyn Monroe appears in a parody of this painting called Boulevard of Broken Dreams, and it was painted just after Pearl Harbor.
Marilyn Monroe appears in a parody of this painting called Boulevard of Broken Dreams, and it was painted just after Pearl Harbor. A cash register can be seen in the back, and a building within this painting is similar to the one appearing in its artist's (*) Early Sunday Morning. Two men in hats and a woman in a red dress sit across the counter from a parlor worker, and the sign outside advertises Phillies' five cent cigars. Located in the Chicago Art Institute, name this work by Edward Hopper.
Marilyn Monroe appears in a parody of this painting called Boulevard of Broken Dreams, and it was painted just after Pearl Harbor.
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