Hills, South Truro - Edward Hopper
In Hills, South Truro, Edward Hopper depicts the serenity of an American landscape. The composition focuses on the immensity of the rolling hills, bathed in the light of a setting sun that casts its golden hues on the vegetation and mounds of earth. A solitary house, with its sloping roof and sturdy chimney, sits firmly in the foreground, forming a contrast with the peaceful horizontality of the distant horizon.
Reflecting the New Realist movement, Hopper deploys a palette of deep greens, browns and ochres that make the topography tangible, almost palpable. The landscape, far from being merely a picturesque backdrop, is the real protagonist of this work. Hopper, a master of light and colour, captures here a snapshot of nature, transcending the simple genre of landscape to invite us into a silent, introspective contemplation.
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L'œuvre en bref
In Hills, South Truro, Edward Hopper depicts the serenity of an American landscape. The composition focuses on the immensity of the rolling hills, bathed in the light of a setting sun that casts its golden hues on the vegetation and mounds of earth. A solitary house, with its sloping roof and sturdy chimney, sits firmly in the foreground, forming a contrast with the peaceful horizontality of the distant horizon.
Reflecting the New Realist movement, Hopper deploys a palette of deep greens, browns and ochres that make the topography tangible, almost palpable. The landscape, far from being merely a picturesque backdrop, is the real protagonist of this work. Hopper, a master of light and colour, captures here a snapshot of nature, transcending the simple genre of landscape to invite us into a silent, introspective contemplation.
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