Gas

Edward Hopper painted this hypnotic isolated gasoline station where the highway apparently ends, disappearing into the distance in 1940. The last patron seems to have passed long ago. set at dusk where day gives way to night, and civilization gives way to nature. The gas station has the appearance of the last civilized outpost that Hopper has rendered using both natural and artificial light to give the scene of a gas station and its lone attendant an underlying sense of drama. exudes the quintessential American country gasoline pumps of the 1940's that Hopper has created with his balanced composition and intricate colour palette. A captivating reproduction worthy of a special place in an array of interior decor styles.