Blynman Bridge 1923

"Blynman Bridge" is a 1923 watercolor painting by American artist Edward Hopper, known for his depictions of everyday scenes with a sense of loneliness and isolation. The painting depicts a bridge over a waterway, with a small house and a flagpole in the foreground. The muted colors and lack of detail in the figures create a sense of distance and detachment, characteristic of Hopper's style. The bridge, a symbol of connection, is rendered in a stark and impersonal manner, highlighting the theme of isolation in Hopper's work.