Fisher Girl 1907

"Fisher Girl" is a watercolor painting by Harrison Fisher, created in 1907. The painting depicts a young woman in a large blue hat, with a soft, dreamy expression. Fisher, known for his illustrations for magazines, utilized a delicate and romantic style, typical of the era. The subject's soft features and elegant clothing evoke a sense of grace and femininity, characteristic of the early 20th-century ideal of beauty. The painting showcases Fisher's masterful use of watercolor, with washes of color and subtle details creating a captivating portrait. "Fisher Girl" is a prime example of the popular "Gibson Girl" aesthetic, which celebrated the independent and stylish woman of the time.