Two on the Aisle, Hopper
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| Author: | Edward Hopper |
|---|---|
| Original Title: | Two on the Aisle |
| Type: | Painting |
| Medium | Oil |
| Support: | Canvas |
| Year: | 1927 |
| Subject: | City life |
| Located: | Museo de Arte de Toledo, USA |
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Hopper is the modern specialist in conferring intensity and psychological complexity to the most ordinary moments. The viewer immerses themselves in the carefully composed scenes, identifying with or thinking about the characters, who usually appear isolated.
The composition is simple: three people in the stands of an empty theater; this was the first of many works where the artist would paint theaters.
Instead of painting the action of the scene or the large audience, Hopper chooses to narrate the silent moment before the action. The painting is full of details that invite the viewer to immerse themselves in the story, the two people on the left are clearly a couple (indeed they are Hopper himself with his wife Jo), the three characters appear solitary and absorbed in their own psychology.
Original title in English "Two on the Aisle".
This painting is exhibited at the Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio, United States.
Original title in English "Two on the Aisle".
This painting is exhibited at the Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio, United States.
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