From Williamsburg Bridge 1928

"From Williamsburg Bridge" (1928) by American artist Edward Hopper depicts a row of apartment buildings in New York City as seen from the bridge. Hopper's signature style of stark realism and muted colors, combined with the isolated figure in the window, evokes a sense of loneliness and urban alienation. The painting is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, and is a well-known example of Hopper's urban landscape paintings.