Corn Hill 1930

Edward Hopper's *Corn Hill* (1930) is a classic example of American Realism, showcasing Hopper's characteristic style of isolating figures and creating a sense of quiet loneliness in everyday settings. The painting depicts a solitary hilltop overlooking a field, with a row of simple houses silhouetted against the horizon. The muted colors and precise brushstrokes evoke a sense of stillness and isolation, capturing the mood of rural America in the early 20th century. *Corn Hill* is part of the McNay Art Museum’s permanent collection.