Hotel Lobby 1943

Edward Hopper's 1943 painting "Hotel Lobby" is a prime example of American Realism. The work depicts a stark and minimalist interior with a limited number of figures. The figures are positioned within the grand space, creating an atmosphere of isolation and loneliness. The subdued color palette of grays and browns, along with the sharp lines of the architecture, contribute to the feeling of emptiness. Hopper's signature style, known for its meticulous detail and atmospheric quality, captures the essence of solitude and the urban experience.