Edward Hopper

realism

Edward Hopper Paintings 1882 - 1967 USA, Realism

Cape Cod Morning, 1950

Oil on canvas, 34.25 x 40.15 inches [86.995 x 101.981 cm]

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Cape Cod Morning, 1950 by Edward Hopper is entirely handmade without use of artificial methods. It is painted on linen canvas with oil paints of the highest French quality.

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OIL PAINTING: Cape Cod Morning, 1950
In CAPE COD MORNING we again see Hopper's theme of life on the borderline between civilization and nature. A section of a house takes up the left side of the painting. Hopper depicts a woman, that stares anxiously out of a bay window, she appears tense. On the right of the picture we see the forest, close and menacing. Once again, as in 'Cape-Cod Evening', the trees look as if they are threatening to advance and swallow up the house and it's inhabitants, reclaiming for nature that which has been stolen from it.