Edward Hopper Notecard Folio

With its often bold but always contemplative quality, its evocation of solitude, and its masterly attention to the effects of oblique sunlight, Edward Hopper’s work is revered as an existential record of 20th-century America. But, like many young artists of his generation, Hopper visited France—three times—in the century’s first decade, finding inspiration and excitement in the galleries and raffish neighborhoods of Paris. The two paintings featured in this folio reflect the painter’s experience of the city of light.

Contains five each of the following notecards:
Soir Bleu
Le Bistro