Dive into the evocative, solitary world of Edward Hopper with this compact yet richly illustrated volume from Taschen’s acclaimed Basic Art Series. Rolf G. Renner explores Hopper’s evolution from an obscure painter in his 40s to one of the most influential figures in modern American art.

• Discover Hopper’s signature depiction of urban isolation—diners, gas stations, hotel rooms—bathed in stark, theatrical light and vibrant, unsettling color contrasts.

• Experience the emotional tension and haunting solitude that permeate his work, balanced by moments of rural tranquility and optimism.

• This 96‑page hardcover includes ~100 carefully selected reproductions with insightful captions, offering a deep yet accessible portrait of the artist.

Perfect for art students, modern art enthusiasts, or anyone drawn to the psychological depth and dramatic atmosphere of Hopper’s timeless imagery.