Edward Hopper

An exhibition as thoughtful as its title, Edward Hopper: A Fresh Look at Landscape examined the artist’s haunting depictions of the American environment, showcasing paintings, watercolors, and drawings spanning five decades. Designed in collaboration with Pandiscio Green for the Fondation Beyeler, the catalogue reflects the exhibition’s fresh perspective on Hopper’s vision—his melancholic light, stark geometry, and landscapes that often feel as much psychological as they are physical. With essays exploring his nuanced treatment of solitude, modernity, and the tension between realism and abstraction, the publication offers a deeper understanding of one of the last great American Romantics.