Description
In his paintings, Edward Hopper’s Realist style was used to highlight the nature of American life in the early to mid-20th century. The simple yet mysterious scene in “Room in New York” is one of many paintings where a voyeuristic perspective adds deeper meaning to the piece. Painted from the view of looking in on another person’s home, this painting shows a couple quietly sitting at home. The comfort of the subjects show that they don’t realize they are being watched, and the darkness contrasting with the light from inside shows that night has fallen. The bright tones of red and yellow add a warm and inviting look to the home’s interior. It’s a captivating piece simply due to the fact that the viewer is getting a view of someone else while going unnoticed. For fans of Edward Hopper, “Room in New York” is a must-have piece for your personal collection. Get a stunning reproduction of this masterpiece when you order from overstockArt.
