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Painted in 1927, Automat is one of Edward Hopper’s most famous explorations of modern urban isolation and quiet solitude. Set inside a brightly lit cafeteria at night, the composition features a lonely woman lost in thought over a single cup of coffee, framed by a large black window that reflects twin rows of ceiling lights fading into the dark. Housed in the permanent collection at the Des Moines Art Center, Iowa, this work showcases Hopper’s extraordinary ability to evoke mood, narrative depth, and quiet vulnerability through stark architectural light and subtle color harmony.
Studio Craftsmanship & Quality Highlights
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100% Hand-Painted Execution: Built layer by layer with fine-art oil paints on premium grade canvas to recreate authentic texture and depth.
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Mastery of Light & Reflection: Precisely reproduces Hopper’s dramatic contrasts between warm interior electric lights and the dark window glass.
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Archival-Quality Materials: Formulated with fade-resistant pigments to ensure lasting brilliance and longevity over decades.
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Studio Precision: Painted by senior reproduction specialists at Dafen Studio experienced in capturing 20th-century figurative and atmospheric realism.
Recommended Space Placement
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Residential Interiors: A striking centerpiece for home libraries, living rooms, private studies, or dining areas with minimalist or mid-century decor.
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Commercial Spaces: Ideal for upscale cafes, boutique hotel lobbies, law offices, or creative studio conference rooms.
5. Product Specifications
Feature Details Title Automat Artist Edward Hopper Original Date 1927 Art Movement / Style New Realism (American Realism) Series / Genre ‘Window’ paintings / Genre painting Production Method $100\%$ Hand-Painted Studio Reproduction Medium Oil on Linen Canvas Original Dimensions $91.4 \times 71.4\text{ cm}$ ($36.0 \times 28.1\text{ in.}$) Museum Location Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines, IA, US Shipping Format Rolled in a protective tube / Stretched on solid wood frame (Optional) 
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