Description
A brightly lit diner cuts into an empty city street. Three customers sit at a curved counter while a server leans forward beneath the pale interior light. Outside, blue-green shadows spread across the pavement.
Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks (1942) turns an ordinary late-night scene into a study of light, distance and human presence. This hand-painted reproduction follows the full horizontal composition, including the dark storefront opposite, the rounded window, four figures, coffee urns and Phillies cigar advertisement.
Hand-painted in oil on canvas
Your reproduction is painted to order by hand in oil on canvas. Select an available size and frame using the options on this page. It is a newly painted interpretation of the historical work, rather than a print or the original painting.
The original belongs to the Art Institute of Chicago and measures 84.1 cm high × 152.4 cm wide. Those are the historical canvas dimensions; your reproduction’s measurements are the size selected when ordering.
Read the full story behind Hopper’s diner, with detail illustrations and museum references.


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