A cash register can be seen in a storefront on the far left side of this painting, whose only woman was modeled after the artist's wife, Jo.
A cash register can be seen in a storefront on the far left side of this painting, whose only woman was modeled after the artist's wife, Jo. That woman wears a bright red dress, while hats are being worn by the other three figures, who also lack overcoats, an indication of warm weather. Two large coffee urns sit next to the only door seen inside of the main building, which has no apparent exit. Also seen in this work is an advertisement for Phillies cigars, which rests above the all-night diner portrayed in, for 10 points, what masterpiece of Edward Hopper?
A cash register can be seen in a storefront on the far left side of this painting, whose only woman was modeled after the artist's wife, Jo.
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