Edward Hopper, Gas 1940, Contemporary Art, American Realism, Satin Poster

Edward Hopper’s 1940 oil painting, “Gas,” captures an evocative scene with its stark lighting and poignant symbolism. Set against a backdrop of dusky twilight, a solitary gas station stands amidst an otherwise desolate landscape. The piercing fluorescence emanating from the station casts an otherworldly glow, illuminating the surrounding structures. The painting resonates with the cultural significance of the automobile in American society during the mid-20th century. Hopper masterfully portrays the gas station as a symbol of progress, mobility, and independence. Hopper’s meticulous attention to detail, coupled with his signature use of light and shadow, invites contemplation. The vacant gas station suggests a transient moment, evoking a sense of isolation and introspection. It speaks to the rapidly changing times and the uncertainty of the future.

Our satin poster brings this artwork to life on high-quality 210 gsm paper. The low-glare satin finish lets you showcase this exquisite artwork in any indoor environment. The poster is available in multiple sizes. High-quality pigment inks ensure bright and intense colors. The posters can be hung with double-sided tape, tacks, or framed. The museum-grade paper is known to be archival, which means it can be stored for a long time without turning yellow. If the poster gathers any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth. Shipping is from our printers in the United States and is, on average, within 3 days of your order. The printed posters are hand rolled in protective tissue paper and shipped in an extra thick triangle box/tube.