New York at night. Coat and hat still on.
Remove one glove and place your hand on the coffee cup.

On the one hand, there is a daytime scene by a window. The woman is seen from behind, and her expression is not visible.
However, it can be seen that he is bowing slightly and looking down to the lower left.

These two works feature compositions typical of Edward Hopper, who depicted numerous instances of loneliness in the city.
Being away from the crowds of people gives you a sense of peace of mind as well as a sense of solitude.
It also began to look like two women were looking at their smartphones.

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