Sun in an Empty Room 1963

Edward Hopper’s 1963 painting "Sun in an Empty Room" is a quintessential example of American Realism. Depicting a stark, minimalist interior, the artwork features a single window casting a diagonal ray of sunlight across the empty floor. The lack of human figures and the muted color palette convey a sense of quietude and solitude, characteristic of Hopper's signature style. The painting evokes a feeling of loneliness and isolation, leaving the viewer to contemplate the room's emptiness and the passage of time.