Still Life with Fish 1890

Pierre-Auguste Renoir's "Still Life with Fish," painted in 1890, captures the simple beauty of everyday objects. This oil on canvas painting features a ceramic plate filled with freshly caught fish, lying on a white tablecloth. The soft lighting and loose brushstrokes create a sense of casualness, typical of the Impressionist movement, which Renoir was closely associated with. This genre of still life painting demonstrates Renoir's ability to capture the essence of everyday life through meticulous observation and masterful brushwork.