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Edward Hopper, White River at Sharon 1937, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Universalist Church 1926, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Two Trawlers 1924, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Two on the Isle 1927, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, The Mansard Roof 1923, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, The City 1927, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, The Bootleggers 1925, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Sunday 1926, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Still Life with Wine Bottle and Metal Bowl 1903, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Soir Bleu 1914, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Self Portrait 1926, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Roofs Washington Square 1926, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Ranch House Sante Fe 1925, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Queensborough Bridge 1913, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Night on the El Train 1918, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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Edward Hopper, Night in the Park 1921, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster
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american realism
American Realism is an art style that emerged in the late 19th century and gained prominence in the early 20th century. It focused on depicting everyday life and ordinary subjects with a high level of detail and accuracy. American Realist artists aimed to capture the realities of American society, often portraying scenes of urban and rural life, landscapes, and portraits. The style emphasized meticulous observation, precise brushwork, and a desire to present the world as it is, without idealization or romanticism.
