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Soir Bleu is a 1914 oil painting by Edward Hopper that depicts an eclectic group of people at a Parisian outdoor party, notable for its theme of isolation and loneliness. The scene features a sad clown smoking a cigarette, a sex worker, a military man, and an upper-class couple, all of whom appear disconnected despite their proximity. The painting, which translates to "Blue Evening," uses a somber palette to explore the alienation of individuals in an urban setting, a recurring theme in Hopper's work.