Eleven A.M. 1926

"Eleven A.M." (1926) by Edward Hopper is a classic example of his signature style of American realism. The painting depicts a lone woman, nude, sitting in an armchair by a window, gazing out at the cityscape. The muted colors and stark lighting create a sense of isolation and introspection, while the woman's figure is both exposed and concealed, evoking themes of privacy and vulnerability. The subject's pose and the window’s perspective suggest a moment of quiet contemplation as she watches the world outside from the safety of her own home.