Edward Hopper, 1957, 1947

Showing 21 artworks with Edward Hopper and with artwork date before 1957 and with artwork date after 1947

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Edward Hopper

1950

Cape Cod Morning

Edward Hopper’s "Cape Cod Morning" captures quiet contemplation & American realism. A serene 1950 oil painting of a woman in the window, perfect for art collectors & interior design.

A poignant study of urban solitude, Edward Hopper's 1951 masterpiece First Row Orchestra captures a quiet moment of mid-century realism through masterful light and shadow, inviting you to bring this timeless mood home.

Edward Hopper

1947

Summer Evening

Edward Hopper

1952

Hotel By A Railroad

Explore Edward Hopper’s ‘Hotel by a Railroad’ – a poignant 1952 oil painting of loneliness & urban life. Realistic, evocative, and beautifully rendered. Discover American Realism.

Edward Hopper

1952

Hotel By A Railroad

A profound sense of modern isolation permeates Edward Hopper's 1952 masterpiece Hotel By A Railroad, where light and shadow capture a quiet moment of solitude that invites you to explore this iconic piece of American Realism.

Edward Hopper

1951

First Row Orchestra

Edward Hopper’s ‘First Row Orchestra’ (1951) captures quiet solitude within an old-fashioned concert hall. Explore the scene of formal attire and subtle melancholy through Hopper's masterful realism.

Edward Hopper

1947

Pennsylvania Coal Town, Butler Institute Of Ame

Edward Hopper’s haunting ‘Pennsylvania Coal Town,’ painted in Social Realism during the mid-century era, captures a poignant moment of urban solitude—a man gazing upwards at a window—inviting viewers to contemplate the quiet beauty of American life.

Edward Hopper

1956

Hotel Window

Edward Hopper’s "Hotel Window" captures a poignant moment of solitude and contemplation with its iconic black-and-white style, reflecting the artist's masterful depiction of modern isolation in the 1950s. Discover this timeless masterpiece and bring it into your collection.

Edward Hopper

1952

Morning Sun

Edward Hopper's 'Morning Sun' (1952) captures poignant solitude and urban isolation with its stark beauty. A study of light, shadow, and a woman’s quiet contemplation in a New York cityscape.

Edward Hopper

1957

Western Motel

Edward Hopper

1951

Rooms By The Sea

Edward Hopper

1951

Rooms By The Sea

Edward Hopper

1947

Summer Evening, Collection Of Mr. ^ Mrs. Gilber

Edward Hopper’s evocative Summer Evening captures a poignant moment of urban solitude—a man and woman bathed in moonlight on a porch, silently contemplating the stillness of the night. This iconic American realist painting from 1947 invites viewers to contemplate themes of isolation and contemplation within Hopper's masterful style.

Edward Hopper

1949

Conference At Night

Edward Hopper’s ‘Conference at Night’ captures a poignant moment of urban solitude in 1949 with its stark black and white palette and evocative composition, reflecting the artist's signature style. Discover this captivating scene and bring home a timeless piece of American art.

Edward Hopper

1956

Sunlight On Brownstones

Edward Hopper’s ‘Sunlight on Brownstones’ captures a poignant moment of urban solitude with its masterful use of light and shadow, reflecting the artist's signature style from the 1950s. Discover this evocative painting and bring home a timeless piece of American art.

Edward Hopper

1956

Sunlight On Brownstones , The Brooklyn Museum,

Edward Hopper’s "Sunlight on Brownstones" captures a poignant urban moment of quiet contemplation with its masterful use of light and shadow, depicting a man and woman observing the city street in a classic 20th-century style. Discover this evocative artwork and bring its timeless beauty into your space.

Edward Hopper

1954

City Sunlight

Edward Hopper’s ‘City Sunlight,’ a poignant 1954 black and white depiction of solitude, captures a woman lost in thought before a window – a classic example of American realism. Discover this evocative artwork and bring its timeless beauty into your space.

Edward Hopper

1948

Seven A.m.

Edward Hopper’s evocative ‘Seven AM’ captures a poignant stillness—a solitary house bathed in muted light against the backdrop of a tranquil porch, reflecting the quiet introspection characteristic of American realism during the 1940s. Explore this masterpiece and bring its timeless beauty into your home.

Edward Hopper

1950

Cape Cod Morning

Edward Hopper’s ‘Cape Cod Morning’ captures a poignant stillness—a woman gazing out from her window onto a tranquil landscape—defining American realism during the mid-century period. Explore this evocative masterpiece and bring its serene beauty into your home.

Edward Hopper

1952

Morning Sun, Columbus Museum Of Art, Columbus,

Edward Hopper’s haunting ‘Morning Sun,’ painted in 1952, captures the profound loneliness of American modernism with its geometric style and luminous depiction of a solitary woman gazing out at an urban street. Explore this iconic masterpiece and bring home a timeless piece of art.

Edward Hopper

1953

Office In A Small City

Edward Hopper’s evocative Office in a Small City captures the poignant stillness of urban solitude—a masterful depiction from the American Realist movement that invites contemplation and offers a glimpse into a solitary figure's quiet observation amidst a bustling cityscape.

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