Summer Interior 1909

"Summer Interior" (1909) by Edward Hopper is a painting depicting a solitary woman in a room, seemingly in contemplation. Known for his depictions of American urban life, Hopper's work often captures themes of isolation and the fleeting nature of time. The composition, with its emphasis on geometric forms and muted colors, is characteristic of Hopper's style. The woman's pose and the empty space around her evoke a sense of stillness and introspection. The painting's muted palette and the woman's subdued expression contribute to an overall mood of solitude. This piece, located in the Whitney Museum of American Art, offers insight into Hopper's exploration of the human condition in everyday settings.