EDWARD HOPPER Intermission, 2010

Exhibition poster published by Gagosian Gallery, London, for Crash: Homage to J.G. Ballard, held February 11–April 1, 2010. The poster features Edward Hopper’s Intermission from 1963, a quiet, psychologically charged image of a lone woman seated in a theater-like interior.

Hopper’s sparse setting, muted palette, and careful use of empty space create a mood of stillness, isolation, and suspended time. The green seats, pale walls, and warm floor tones give the image a restrained architectural elegance, while the solitary figure introduces a subtle emotional tension.

Printed on glossy paper, this poster has strong decorative appeal for collectors of American art, modern realism, cinematic imagery, and exhibition ephemera. Please note: this example has visible fold lines, consistent with how it was issued or handled. Framing available upon request.