Edward Hopper House by the Railroad Poster

This striking art print features Edward Hopper’s House by the Railroad (1925), a powerful oil painting capturing a solitary Victorian mansion set behind railroad tracks. The painting’s composition contrasts the vertical grandeur of the house with the horizontal barrier of the tracks, evoking themes of isolation, alienation, and the effects of modern progress on traditional life. Inspired by a real mansion in Haverstraw, New York, and bathed in late-afternoon light, this work is a hallmark of Hopper’s exploration of solitude in the modern age. Acquired by MoMA in 1930 as one of its first pieces, the painting influenced iconic cultural works such as Hitchcock’s Psycho. Perfect for collectors of 20th-century American art and fans of Hopper’s evocative style, this print brings a timeless meditation on loneliness and change into your home or office. Printed on premium materials, it also makes a meaningful gift for art enthusiasts and history lovers.