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Two women at a white table in an upstairs restaurant, one facing out in a jade-green coat and cloche hat, the other turned away in grey with a blue hat and a yellow scarf. Through the window a red CHOP SUEY sign is cropped down to the letters SUE, and a second couple share a table in the shadow behind. Edward Hopper painted it in 1929, all flat afternoon light and hard-edged blocks of blue, gold and green.
Hopper’s big empty panels — the wall, the tablecloth, the window frames — carry almost no detail, so shape and shade do all the sorting. Finished size 63.5 x 50.8cm.
Distinct zones of warm interior light, cool window reflections, and strong architectural lines help orient pieces despite muted tonal range.



























