He was interested in a kind of realism, inseparable from the cold structures and isolated people that populate his compositions.
So inspired was filmmaker Gustav Deutsch by Hopper's unique vision of midcentury America that he recreated 13 of the painter's works for the big screen
The Edward Hopper Drawing exhibition at the Whitney Museum of Art offers an interesting insight into the creative process of one of America’s most celebrated painters of the 20th Century....
Tagli, luci, ombre e istanti, nella ricerca artistica della fotografa francese Arnaud Montagard, sono un chiaro tributo al maestro del realismo americano, celebre per il malinconico e originale punto di vista sulla società statunitense
In this post I will be taking a closer look at some of the most dramatic paintings I have come across to see what we can learn from them.
"Great art is the outward expression of an inner life of the artist, and this inner life will result in his personal vision of the world.” - Edward Hopper
Paintings by Keita Morimoto of teenagers in Toronto at twilight, inspired by Edward Hopper.
A versatile artist indeed popular for his oil paintings, watercolors as well as etchings, Edward Hopper was a realist painter of American descent. The themes of his works of art mostly featured the rural and urban scenes of American life. Gas stations, street scenes, motels, hotels, rooms, theaters, restaurants, and seascapes were the common themes […]
Students will learn about Victorian Architecture as they study Edward Hopper's "House by the Railroad" painting. They will then create their own mysterious-looking houses using watercolor, black paper, and metallic Sharpies. Lesson includes: * Reading articles * Video links * Activities for the classroom * How-to-Draw Victorian Houses worksheets * Teacher instructions * Photos of completed project
That sweet spot in design where form meets function.
Experience the serene beauty of early morning with my "Edward Hopper Canvas," a piece that delicately echoes the masterful style of Edward Hopper. This Edward Hopper wall art captures the essence of solitude in a small town, portrayed through a realistic diner scene. As the first light of dawn breaks, it seeps through expansive windows, casting elongated shadows that dance across the interior. A solitary figure sits inside, lost in contemplation, illuminated by the warm sunlight, embodying a moment of peaceful solitude. This unframed canvas hopper art focuses on the stark contrast between the warm interior light of the diner and the cool, muted tones of the dawn outside. The deserted streets outside the window add to the theme of morning solitude painting, creating a profound sense of stillness and contemplation. Key features of this Edward Hopper art include: High-Quality Canvas: Made from a blend of cotton and polyester with a special coating for the highest quality image reproduction. Eco-Friendly Frame: The inner frame is crafted from radial pine sourced from renewable forests, highlighting our commitment to sustainability. Ready to Hang: Equipped with soft rubber dots for stability and back hanging for easy mounting, ideal for anyone who appreciates contemplative mood art. Precision in Production: Due to our meticulous production process, a slight size deviation of +/- 1/8" (3.2mm) is maintained. Vibrant and Safe Inks: Printed using UL-certified Greenguard Gold latex inks that are non-hazardous and environmentally friendly. Perfect for those who admire Edward Hopper's unique ability to capture the quiet moments of life, this early dawn canvas offers more than just a visual appeal; it's a window into the tranquil moments of introspection and the beauty of everyday life.
This artwork was originally painted for my brother (an Edward Hopper fan) as a Christmas present. I particularly love the contrast between the sky blue and reds in this piece - as well as the solitary man lost in thought.This artwork is available as a premium art print on 308gsm Hahnemüehle paper or professionally framed with a black, white or natural wooden frame.Shipping Information:• Processing times range between 1 - 5 business days for prints. As frames are professionally made, they can take up to 1 - 2 weeks to despatch.• Tracking information is emailed through once your order has dispatched.
