Realism / American Scene · American · 1882–1967

Edward Hopper

Hopper was the most celebrated American Realist painter of the 20th century, known for his paintings of solitude, stillness, and the quiet alienation of modern urban life. He worked in New York and New England. Nighthawks (1942), at the Art Institute of Chicago, is one of the most recognised paintings in American art.

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