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Portrait Edward Hopper

Edward Hopper

1882 - 1967

American Realist Painter

Movement : American realism, American scene painting, neorealism

Edward Hopper, born in 1882 in Nyack and died in 1967 in New York City, was an American painter known for his depictions of modern American life. His works, such as 'Nighthawks' and 'House by the Railroad,' are celebrated for their atmospheric effects and exploration of solitude. Hopper's contributions to Realist art and his influence on modern painting have established him as a significant figure in 20th-century art.

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Edward Hopper - Artworks - Page 1

Morning Sun, 1952, Edward Hopper

Hotel Window, 1955, Edward Hopper

The Bootleggers, 1925, Edward Hopper

The Bootleggers

House by the Railroad, 1925, Edward Hopper

House by the Railroad

Hotel by a Railroad, 1952, Edward Hopper

Hotel by a Railroad

Manhattan Bridge Loop, 1928, Edward Hopper

Manhattan Bridge Loop

East Wind Over Weehawken, 1934, Edward Hopper

East Wind Over Weehawken

Lighthouse Hill, 1928, Edward Hopper

Lighthouse Hill

New York Movie, 1939, Edward Hopper

Coast Guard Station, Two Lights, Maine, 1927, Edward Hopper

Coast Guard Station, Two Lights, Maine

Cape Cod Evening, 1939, Edward Hopper

Cape Cod Evening

Ground Swell, 1939, Edward Hopper

White River at Sharon, 1937, Edward Hopper

White River at Sharon

Gas, 1940, Edward Hopper

Second Story Sunlight, 1960, Edward Hopper

Second Story Sunlight

Early Sunday Morning, 1930, Edward Hopper

Early Sunday Morning

Automat, 1927, Edward Hopper

Chop Suey, 1929, Edward Hopper

Girl at Sewing Machine, 1921, Edward Hopper

Girl at Sewing Machine

Hotel Lobby, 1943, Edward Hopper

High Noon, 1949, Edward Hopper

Macomb's Dam Bridge, 1935, Edward Hopper

Macomb's Dam Bridge

New York Interior, 1921, Edward Hopper

New York Interior

Office at Night, 1940, Edward Hopper

Office at Night

Nighthawks, 1942, Edward Hopper