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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.























