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Where do I purchase original Hoppé photographs?
Original vintage Hoppé prints for museums and collectors are available from the photographic art galleries listed here. Hoppé prints regularly come up for sale at auction houses that hold sales of photographic art, including Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Phillips.

Does the Estate purchase Hoppé photographs and vintage publications?
Yes. The Estate is always interested in finding and acquiring Hoppé’s works.

What current publications of Hoppé are available?
E.O. Hoppé's London was published in September 2006 and is available from Curatorial Assistance, Inc. E.O. Hoppé's Amerika: Modernist Photographs from the 1920s by Phillip Prodger and E.O. Hoppé's Australia by Graham Howe and Erika Esau were published by W.W. Norton, New York, in Spring 2007; signed copies are available from Curatorial Assistance, Inc.

Where can I find copies of Hoppé’s vintage publications?
Early editions of Hoppé’s books can be purchased from used booksellers. Buying online at auction or using book search engines might also locate copies of Hoppé’s rare and long out-of-print books. Many of these editions are highly-prized collectibles and prices will vary considerably based on their collectibility, scarcity, and condition.

Where and how do I obtain reproduction rights for a Hoppé image?
The Hoppé Estate holds all of the rights to E.O. Hoppé including his photographic and written works. Licensing for editorial or advertising use of Hoppé photographs can be obtained directly from the Hoppé Estate or from Corbis. Any fine art use of Hoppé photographs must be obtained directly from the Hoppé Estate.