Grapes and a Pear 1947

"Grapes and a Pear" is a 1947 lithograph by the French artist, George Constant, who is best known for his still-life works. In this piece, Constant’s mastery of the black and white medium is evident, with simple linework capturing the essence of the subject. This work exemplifies a common theme in Constant’s oeuvre: the simple beauty of everyday objects, presented in a striking and expressive manner. The detailed lines and smooth shading create a sense of depth and weight, showcasing the textured surface of the grapes and the smooth contours of the pear. This captivating artwork is a testament to Constant's keen observation of detail and his unique artistic voice.