Edward Hopper Boxed Notecards

Edward Hopper built his paintings around light. “I like long shadows and early and late sunlight. I am very much interested in light, and particularly sunlight, trying to paint sunlight without eliminating the form under it, if I can.” The four paintings presented in this box of notecards are among his most well known and exemplify the painter’s keen sensibility to interiors infused with atmospheric light, both bright and subtle.

Contains five each of the following notecards:
Room in Brooklyn, 1932
Chop Suey, 1929
Room in New York, 1932
Western Motel, 1957