Description
With moody scenery and striking shadows, it’s clear to see Edward Hopper’s signature skills at work in “Blackhead.” However, this painting was a clear departure from Hopper’s views into American life. Rather than having an individual as the subject, Hopper focuses on the grandeur of nature in this stunning scene. Painted in 1919, this work depicts the towering cliffs of Monhegan, Maine. With bold brush strokes and brilliant colors, it’s reminiscent of Impressionism while retaining a sense of Hopper’s Realist works. The juxtaposition of warm tones on land and cool tones in the sea add a dynamic look to this masterpiece. Create a stunning scene in any room of your home, office or business with this beautiful reproduction of Edward Hopper’s “Blackhead.”
