Green Pepper 1929

Wanda Gág's 1929 drawing, "Green Pepper", depicts a green pepper in a glass on a small pedestal. Rendered in black and white, the piece emphasizes the form and texture of the objects, with particular attention to the play of light and shadow. The artist’s characteristic, expressive line adds a sense of dynamism to the simple still life. Gág’s "Green Pepper" is a striking example of her ability to imbue everyday objects with artistic significance, reflecting a growing interest in still life within the American art scene.