"You know, men are not grateful creatures. [Interviewer: You think not?] No, I don't think so. It's women that are grateful. [I: Really?] And who care -- who want it, who care about it. It seems to me that women are the ones that show the gratitude for the little things, and big, and who remember. Over the years, they remember."
— Josephine Hopper

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Josephine Hopper

Josephine Verstille Nivison "Jo" Hopper (born in 1883 in Manhattan) was an American artist and the manager for her husband Edward Hopper.

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