White Tulips 1999

"White Tulips," a 1999 work by Janet Fish, exemplifies her signature photorealistic style. Fish, known for her still life paintings, masterfully captures the interplay of light and shadow on everyday objects. The painting features a variety of objects, including a bowl of bananas, a plate of fruit, a bouquet of white tulips, and a bowl of lemons, all meticulously rendered with incredible detail. The use of plastic wrap adds a layer of intrigue, highlighting the artist's interest in capturing the textures and reflections of modern materials. Fish's work often explores themes of domesticity and consumption, inviting viewers to consider the beauty and fragility of everyday objects.