Folly Beach, Charleston, South Carolina 1929

"Folly Beach, Charleston, South Carolina" is a 1929 watercolor by American artist Edward Hopper. The painting depicts a serene landscape of palm trees and a gnarled tree branch casting long shadows on the white sand of a beach, typical of Hopper's keen attention to light and shadow. Known for his realist style, Hopper captures the quiet solitude of the beach, a stark contrast to the bustling cityscape often seen in his work.