Morning light at a bay window and a dusk lawn with a collie

Edward Hopper (1882–1967) was the defining painter of American solitude — the artist who found in hotel rooms, diners, gas stations, and empty streets the visual language of modern alienation and interior life. His works — Nighthawks, Cape Cod Morning, Hotel Room — are among the most recognisable paintings in American art. A masterful draughtsman and colourist, he used light with almost architectural precision to create spaces of extraordinary psychological tension. His work is central to the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art.

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