Hopper meets Gay Love - Kiss in the Park

Wall Art: Hopper Meets Gay Love - Kiss in the Park

The sun casts long shadows. A red bench in the park. And two men kissing – quiet, focused, as if they were alone in the world.

This wall art shows what Edward Hopper might have painted if gay love had not been silenced in his time. The geometric shapes, the warm light, the quiet melancholy of urban scenes – all of this is Hopper. Only the subject is new: two men living their love, right in the middle of the city.

About Edward Hopper (1882-1967): The American painter was one of the most important representatives of American realism. His works depict lonely people in urban spaces, flooded with clear light and geometric forms. Hopper painted the silence of the modern metropolis – cafés, streets, parks. His pictures tell of loneliness, but also of quiet moments of intimacy. This wall art reinterprets Hopper’s style – with gay love as the subject.

Details about the canvas wall art:

• High-quality art print on canvas
• Stretched on a sturdy wooden stretcher frame
• Ready to hang – immediately usable
• Brilliant colors, durable and lightfast
• Print on Demand – personally printed for you

A wall art that rewrites art history. For your home.