The artist of this painting began it immediately following the attack on Pearl Harbor, and the gloom of the country is visible in this painting.
The artist of this painting began it immediately following the attack on Pearl Harbor, and the gloom of the country is visible in this painting. The store Phillies is the only source of light in this painting, wherein an old man with two cones of white hair stands in front of two silver containers and he bends down at a counter as if fetching drinks for the three patrons of the diner, two somber men in dark suits and an unsmiling woman in a red dress. Depicting the corner of a city block across the street from a darkened empty glass storefront, FTP name this 1942 painting depicting a diner by Edward Hopper.
The artist of this painting began it immediately following the attack on Pearl Harbor, and the gloom of the country is visible in this painting.
Nighthawks