Edward Hopper's most famous paintings
The top 3 according to 88 votes from people: Automat · Early Sunday Morning · Chop Suey. (Updated Oct 6, 2021.)
Hopper's best-known images of American solitude, from Nighthawks to Chop Suey, as picked by ARTnews, Daily Art and other art guides.
Top 17
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1
Automat
1927. A woman alone with a cup of coffee.
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2
Early Sunday Morning
1930. An empty street of shopfronts.
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3
Chop Suey
1929. Two women in a restaurant; sold for $91.9 million in 2018.
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4
Office at Night
1940. A boss and a secretary working late.
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5
House by the Railroad
1925. The first painting to enter MoMA's collection.
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6
Nighthawks
1942. Four figures in a lit diner at night. Art Institute of Chicago.
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Gas
1940. A lonely petrol station at dusk.
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New York Movie
1939. An usherette lost in thought in a cinema.
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9
Room in New York
1932. A couple together but apart.
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Morning Sun
1952. A woman sitting on a bed in the sunlight.
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Lighthouse at Two Lights
1929. A Maine lighthouse in bright sun.
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12
Office in a Small City
1953. A man at his desk above the city.
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13
Hotel Room
1931. A woman reading on a hotel bed. Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid.
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14
Summertime
1943. A woman on a doorstep in a summer dress.
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15
People in the Sun
1960. Sunbathers facing an empty landscape.
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16
Rooms by the Sea
1951. A door that opens straight onto the sea.
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17
Cape Cod Evening
1939. A couple and a dog outside their house.
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Comments (1)
Nighthawks is the obvious pick but Morning Sun hits harder for me