Office in a Small City - Hopper Edward

Office in a Small City is a painting by Edward Hopper painted in oil on canvas in 1953 and kept in New York at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. From the many paintings by Hopper we know of his preference for the depiction of period buildings and instead in this painting, the painter portrays a modern building, we do not know if a skyscraper, but anyway a tall building from the point of view of the horizon line. The painting has a film-like setting, as if the viewer were outside or looking from an adjacent building. The sun illuminates the outer wall of the building, and entering from the window illuminates the desk and the man sitting, as well as the back wall. It is undeniable how the picture recounts the alienation of man. Man surely caught during a work break that looks absorbed outside the city landscape. The canvas print of the Office in a Small City painting painted by Hopper, gives back all the color information of the original painting. Looking at the figure we can see how Hopper resolves and with strong brushstrokes the shaded areas contrasting with the pale yellows of the man's flesh. Information, these, returned with a wealth of details thanks to the giclée printing technology offered by Shopart. For those who want a print on canvas even closer to the original work, it can add the paint effect brushstrokes that being stretched by brush, leaves precisely the sign of the brushstrokes in relief visible to both eye and touch. Thanks to the brush-effect, non-toxic and transparent paint, the colors do not undergo changes and the artistic reproduction takes on the appearance of a real painting painted in oil. In addition, the Office in a Small City painting by Edward Hopper can be ready to hang on mdf panel with a thickness of 2 cm and Poster.