Bakery, Mattenhof, Bern, Switzerland
Not a direct copy of Edward Hopper’s “Nighthawks” but definitely inspired by it.
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1 reply on “Bakery, Mattenhof, Bern, Switzerland”
Gosh- only just seen this and really impressed that it is so close to the original (I saw the original in London when the Hopper Exhibition was at the Tate Modern)
How many times did you walk pass before spotting it’s likeness?