Edward Hopper was born on July 22, 1882 to well-off middle class parents. He would grow up to become a famous American realist painter and printmaker. He was became renowned not only for his oil paintings, but also his watercolor and print etching works. Hopper had a unique perspective of modern American life that was reflected in his artwork. Learn more »

Paintings by Edward Hopper in Chronological Order

Study of a Seated Woman, 1899	Study of a Standing Woman, 1900	Self-Portrait, 1903
Self-Portrait, 1906	Stairway at 48 rue de Lille Paris, 1906	The Bridge Of Art, 1907
Railroad Train, 1908	The El Station, 1908	Tramp Steamer, 1908
Valley Of The Seine, 1908	Bistro, 1909	Summer Interior, 1909
The New bridge, 1909	American Village, 1912	Gloucester Harbor, 1912
Squam Light, 1912	Queensborough-Bridge, 1913	Blue night, 1914
Road in Maine, 1914	Elizabeth Griffiths Smith Hopper, The Artist’s Mother, 1916	The Monhegan Boat, 1918
Blackhead, Monhegan, 1919	East Side Interior, 1922	New York Restaurant, 1922
The Cat Boat, 1922	Apartment Houses, 1923	Deck of a Beam Trawler, Gloucester, 1923
Houses of Squam Light, Gloucester, 1923	The Mansard Roof, 1923	Gloucester Mansion, 1924
House at the Fort, Gloucester, 1924	New York Pavements, 1924	Rocks at the Fort Gloucester, 1924
Adobe Houses, 1925	Adobes and Shed, New Mexico, 1925	D. & R. G. Locomotive, 1925
House by the Railroad, 1925	The Bootleggers, 1925	Davis House, 1926
Railroad Crossing, 1926	Sunday, 1926	Automat, 1927
Drug Store, 1927	Light at Two lights, 1927	Lighthouse and Buildings, Portland Head, Cape Elizabeth, Maine, 1927
Lighthouse Hill, 1927	The City, 1927	Two on the Aisle, 1927
Adam’s House, 1928	Night-Windows, 1928	Manhattan Bridge Loop, 1928
Baptistry of St. John’s, 1929	Chop Suey, 1929	Lighthouse at Two Lights, 1929
Railroad Sunset, 1929	Burly Cobb Hen Coop and Barn, 1930	Corn Hill, 1930
Cobbs Barns and Distant Houses, c.1930	Self-Portrait, 1930	South Truro Church, 1930
Tables for Ladies, 1930	The Long Leg, 1930	Freight Car at Truro, 1931
Hotel room, 1931	New York, New Haven and Hartford, 1931	The Barber Shop, 1931
The Camel’s Hump, 1931	City Roofs, 1932	Room in Brooklyn, 1932
Burly Cobb’s House, South Truro, 1933	Ryders House, 1933	Sun on Prospect Street (Gloucester, Massachusetts), 1934
House At Dusk, 1935	Shakespeare at Dusk, 1935	Cape Cod Afternoon, 1936
Jo Painting, 1936	The Circle Theatre, 1936	Five A.M., 1934
Sheridan Theatre, 1937	White River at Sharon, 1937	First Branch of the White River, Vermont, 1938
Bridle Path, 1939	Cape Cod Evening, 1939	Ground Swell, 1939
New York Movie, 1939	Gas, 1940	Room in New York, 1940
Office at Night, 1940	The Lee Shore, 1941	Nighthawks, 1942
Hotel Lobby, 1943	August in the City, 1945	Rooms for Tourists, 1945
Jo In Wyoming, 1946	Pennsylvania coal town, 1947	Summer Evening, 1947
Seven A.M., 1948	Conference At Night, c.1949	High Noon, 1949
Cape Cod Morning, 1950	Summer in the City, 1950	Rooms By The Sea, 1951
Hotel By A Railroad, 1952	Morning Sun, 1952	Office in a Small City, 1953
Carolina Morning, 1955	Sunlight on Brownstones, 1956	Western Motel, 1957
People In The Sun, 1960	Second Story Sunlight, 1960	New York Office, 1962
Intermission (also known as Intermedio), 1963	Sun in an Empty Room, 1963	Chair Car, 1965
Two Comedians, 1965	American Landscape	Cape Cod Evening
Coast Guard Station	Compartment Car	Early Sunday Morning
El Palacio	First Row Orchestra	Funell of Trawler
Girl at a Sewing Machine	Hotel Window	The Quaid Grands Augustins
New York Restaurant	Bridge on the Seine	Cape Cod Afternoon
Le Pont Royal	Notre Dame	Paris Street
Prizewinning World War I patriotic poster	Read Pavillonde Flore	Stepsin Paris
Summertime	Sunlights in Cafeteria