Grocery-wrapped Pears 1971

Janet Fish's 1971 pastel drawing "Grocery-wrapped Pears" depicts a simple still life of pears in a plastic-wrapped container. The artist's meticulous attention to detail captures the textures and colors of the pears, plastic wrap, and cardboard container. The composition focuses on the pears, emphasizing their round shapes and smooth surfaces through the use of light and shadow. This piece embodies Fish's style of realism, often depicting everyday objects and scenes with a sense of intimacy and beauty. It is a testament to the power of everyday objects to inspire art, showcasing the artist's ability to find the extraordinary in the ordinary.