Hopper offers a concise introduction to the work of Edward Hopper, whose paintings of gas stations, diners, and quiet interiors have become shorthand for a certain American loneliness. Rolf G. Renner pairs key images with brief essays that situate Hopper within art history while paying attention to light, framing, and the emotional charge of seemingly ordinary scenes. The book is compact but image‑forward, making it easy to sit with a single painting at a time.

WHY WE PICKED IT
Because it is a clean, affordable way to keep Hopper’s work close at hand. Hopper is a solid pick for readers who want an accessible art book that does not overwhelm with theory but still offers more than just captions.

DETAILS
• Author: Rolf G. Renner
• Publisher: Taschen
• Publication Date: September 23, 2015
• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: 9783836500333
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