Hotel Window 1955

"Hotel Window" is a 1955 painting by American artist Edward Hopper. This work is characteristic of his style, known for its realistic depictions of everyday scenes with a distinct air of loneliness and isolation. The lone woman in the painting, dressed in red and sitting by the window, appears lost in thought as she looks out at the darkened cityscape. Hopper’s use of muted colors and stark shadows creates a sense of unease and introspective silence, making "Hotel Window" a powerful example of his signature American realism.