Product Description
Few artists captured the quiet drama of everyday life quite like Edward Hopper. Empty streets, solitary figures, late-night cafés and sunlit rooms became, in his hands, scenes filled with atmosphere — as though something has just happened, or is about to.
In Silent Theater: The Art of Edward Hopper, author Walter Wells explores the distinctive world behind Hopper's paintings and the recurring themes of solitude, stillness and observation that made his work so recognisable. Published by Phaidon, the book is generously illustrated and offers an engaging way to discover both the familiar and less obvious aspects of Hopper's art.
Measuring approximately 30 x 26 cm and presented in good condition, this substantial art book is equally at home being read and enjoyed or displayed on a coffee table, bookshelf or console. A wonderful gift for an art lover, Edward Hopper admirer, collector of art books, or someone who simply appreciates beautifully produced books.
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