Edward Hopper - Early Sunday Morning artwork

Early Sunday Morning - Edward Hopper - Skate Artwork

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Early Sunday Morning,
Edward HOPPER

Name: Early Sunday Morning
SKU: 2026047
Price: 300 EUR
Availability: InStock

Early Sunday Morning (1930) is one of Edward Hopper’s most iconic paintings. Although he described this work as “almost a literal translation of Seventh Avenue,” Hopper reduced the New York City street to bare essentials. The lettering in the window signs is illegible, architectural ornament is loosely sketched, and human presence is merely suggested by the various curtains differentiating discrete apartments. The long, early morning shadows in the painting would never appear on a north-south street such as Seventh Avenue. Yet these very contrasts of light and shadow, and the succession of verticals and horizontals, create the charged, almost theatrical, atmosphere of empty buildings on an unpopulated street at the beginning of the day.

Early Sunday Morning is rendered by THE SKATEROOM as part of an open edition skateboard collection, officially licensed with Artist Rights Society (ARS) and the Whitney Museum of American Art. 10% of all revenue from this collection goes towards funding the incredible Cuba Skate and their recycled-plastic skatepark project.

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Whitney Museum of American Art

Open Edition
Produced by THE SKATEROOM in 2022
Certificate of Authenticity signed by THE SKATEROOM

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Skateboard deck measures approx. 31x8in (80x20cm)

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Made of 7 ply Grade A Canadian Maple wood
Top-print includes printed signature of the artist
1 easy fix wall mount included per deck

Each skate deck measures approximately 31X8IN (80X20CM)

Supported Social Project

The world’s first recycled plastic skatepark

Project by Cuba Skate

Havana, Cuba

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Edward HOPPER was a keen observer of the everyday, which he transformed through his imagination into works of art that bear his signature tense, enigmatic atmospheres. A reflective and individualistic man, he was deeply attuned to the relationship of the self to the world, and his works increasingly focused on the psychological realities of his subjects. Hopper was frequently inspired by the two locations in which he spent most of his time: downtown New York, where he lived and worked in the same apartment on Washington Square from 1913 until his death in 1967; and Cape Cod, where since 1934 he maintained a second home and studio.

THE SKATEROOM’s first engagement with of the works of Edward HOPPER – and in celebration of the exhibition Edward Hopper’s New York at the Whitney Museum of American Art – we are happy to present three skateboard artworks, rendered a trio of HOPPER’s iconic paintings: City Roofs, Early Sunday Morning and Manhattan Bridge. 10% of all revenue from this collection goes towards funding the incredible Cuba Skate non profit and their recycled-plastic skatepark project.

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Buying guide

“Printed Signature on the deck” refers to the printed signature of the artist included on the top-print. Most decks feature this printed signature, though some specified editions can also feature a hand signed artist signature.

We make a commitment to the social projects we fund: at least 10% of our revenue goes directly to them. Working with our partners, we help empower at-risk youth, build new skateparks and develop education facilities & resource programs. Since 2014, we have generated over $1,500,000 to support social projects around the world.

In 2019, we became a Certified B Corporation. THE SKATEROOM is also CO2 neutral, chooses to source its skateboard wood from certified sustainable forests, and uses water-based ink for its prints.

These editions of artwork are intended for decorative purposes. While you could definitely skate on them if you wanted to, we provide you with one wall mount per deck to hang them on your wall, just like a painting.

We provide you with everything you need to hang your boards up. With your edition purchase you will receive the EasyFix wall mounts. It’s really easy to set up and you can find all the instructions right here. You can always upgrade to the premium SnapDisplay wall mounts.

Our team is also always ready to help if you have any additional questions.

Direct exposure to sunlight might result in discoloration and damage to your editions. To avoid this, we strongly suggest hanging your art-decks away from direct natural light.

You have up to 14 days after receiving your order to request a return. The 14-day return policy is applicable on all products except limited hand-signed editions. We will provide you with a return label to send us back the purchased edition in the same condition as when received, with the original packaging and documentation.

THE SKATEROOM makes art accessible to everyone by delivering WORLDWIDE from our warehouse in Belgium.

We do ship our artwork using UPS EXPRESS for fast delivery. Shipping estimates will be provided in the checkout process, once you enter your delivery address. Typically we process and ship your order within 48 hours (except for editions in pre-orders). You will get a tracking number to follow your shipment. It usually takes 2-5 additional business days to arrive with UPS express, depending on your location.

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Early Sunday Morning,
Edward HOPPER

The world’s first recycled plastic skatepark

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Buying guide

Thanks to Whitney Museum of American Art for making this collaboration possible.

Early Sunday Morning,Edward HOPPER

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Buying guide

Thanks to Whitney Museum of American Art for making this collaboration possible.

Early Sunday Morning,
Edward HOPPER