Edward Hopper

Edward Hopper City Sunlight oil painting reproduction	Edward Hopper Morning in the City oil painting reproduction	Edward Hopper New York Corner oil painting reproduction
Edward Hopper A Woman in the Sun oil painting reproduction	Edward Hopper Railroad Train oil painting reproduction	Edward Hopper Macombs Dam Bridge oil painting reproduction
Edward Hopper Four Lane Road oil painting reproduction	Edward Hopper Portrait of Orleans oil painting reproduction	Edward Hopper House by the Railroad oil painting reproduction

Edward Hopper

(1882-1967)

Was a realist painter of urban America. Edward Hopper exhibited at the Armory Show (1913) and sold an oil painting, but was unable to sell another for ten years so he supported himself as a commercial artist and illustrator, which had some effect on his oil paintings. His scenes of desolate streets and cheap eating-houses express the loneliness of big cities, especially New York, where he lived most of his life. Edward Hopper visited Europe three times but was quite untouched by contemporary European art.

Edward Hopper’s famous oil paintings include:

• Yonkers
• New York Corner
• Railroad Sunset
• Le Bistro
• Nighthawks
• Sunlight on Brownstones
• Cape Cod Evening
• The Martha McKeen of Wellfleet
• Morning Sun