Three gelatin silver prints by Dennis Hopper, printed in 1988, showcase his keen eye for character and intimacy as both an artist and cultural insider. Known for his work in film and photography, Hopper captured his subjects with a raw, unguarded quality that reflects his deep immersion in the artistic and counterculture movements of his era. This selection of portraits highlights his ability to convey personality and presence through the stark, luminous tones of black-and-white photography.