Gas (Hopper) - Wikipedia
Gas is an oil painting executed in 1940 by the American painter Edward Hopper. It depicts an American gas station at the end of a highway. The painting belongs to the Museum of Modern …
Edward Hopper. Gas. 1940 - MoMA
This work resulted from a composite representation of several gasoline stations seen by the artist. The light in this painting—both natural and artificial—gives the scene of a gas station and its …
Gas, 1940 by Edward Hopper
Gas, 1940 by Edward Hopper. The highway apparently ends here, disappearing into the woods - not a promising location for a gas station. The last car seems to have passed long ago; the …
“Gas” by Edward Hopper – Capturing a Moment in Time
2024年5月28日 · Edward Hopper’s Gas, painted in 1940, captures a unique moment at the intersection of modernity and the natural world. The oil on canvas painting portrays an isolated …
Edward Hopper Paintings, Bio, Ideas - TheArtStory
Hopper's Gas offers a perfect example of the artist's ability to raise a simple subject with no action to that of a psychologically-charged one. Here he depicts a single figure, a lone gas station …
Edward Hopper in 10 Paintings - DailyArt Magazine
2024年6月24日 · Edward Hopper, Gas, 1940, Museum of Modern Art, New York City, NY, USA. Like many of Hopper’s rural paintings, Gas is a stark rendering of middle America. This is …
Edward Hopper, Gas, 1940 | Whitney Museum of American Art
2010年10月28日 · Adam Weinberg: But what is it in a Hopper painting—in this Hopper painting—that creates this sense of isolation? You might focus on the man standing alone. But …
Edward Hopper’s Intimate Paintings of the American Landscape
2020年1月27日 · Edward Hopper, Gas, 1940. By Lauren Moya Ford January 27, 2020 Hopper’s paintings of empty coastlines, limitless plains, and rolling hills embody the vastness and …
Gas (1940) by Edward Hopper – Artchive
The artwork “Gas,” created by Edward Hopper in 1940, is an oil on canvas painting that exemplifies the Social Realism movement. Measuring 102.24 cm in height and 66.68 cm in …
Edward Hopper - National Gallery of Art
In Gas, a scene from Truro, a lone attendant adjusts the nozzle at a deserted rural filling station. The lanky figure (not unlike that of the artist) echoes the form of each pump, whose …