Still Life No. 3 1932

Christine B. Fletcher's "Still Life No. 3" (1932) exemplifies the artistic genre of still life photography. The image showcases a meticulously arranged composition of a bowl of grapes and a pomegranate, a single apple, and an overturned bowl in the background. The use of black and white film emphasizes the texture and form of the subjects, creating a sense of visual depth and detail. The stark contrasts and careful lighting create a sense of classical elegance, typical of the style of this era. The composition invites viewers to appreciate the beauty of everyday objects, elevating them to the status of art.