landscape the features of which (a river, bridge and dark woods) restate the familiar dichotomy. And the picture also has its own distinctive energy, owing to the slant angle at which we view the scene” (Renner, 2000, P45). The angle the painting has been composed from makes the compartment seem bigger than it actually is. Hopper has treated the perception of this painting by allowing the woman to appear comfortable in what would be quite a small space. Hopper has also attempted to make the meaning of this painting complex; Hopper has included an internal and external view. The internal view is of the woman reading and the external view from the window which could also be seen as another painting itself due to the window frame. Ifleft politics and resumed his newspaper business and became a real estate broker. He retired to Albuquerque, New Mexico in the 1970s, where he lived until his death on February 7, 1986. He was interred at Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Albuquerque.

See also 
Mary F. Hoyt

References

External links 
Papers of Harris Ellsworth, Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library
Biography from Roseburg News-Review, 10/20/02

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