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Movement:
1989
Contemporary Art
key Notes:
Abstract geometry, subtle color palette
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Dimensions:
76.2 × 68.5 cm (30 × 27 in.)
medium:
Oil and wax on canvas
Difficulty:
Expert
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Julia Fish's "Bloom" (1989)

"Bloom", created by Julia Fish in 1989, is an evocative work rendered in oil and wax on canvas. This piece exemplifies Fish's exploration of domestic spaces and natural forms, a recurring theme in her oeuvre. The use of wax in conjunction with oil paint adds a unique texture and depth, inviting viewers to engage with the surface of the painting in a tactile manner. Fish, an American artist born in 1950, has been recognized for her meticulous attention to detail and her ability to transform everyday observations into profound visual experiences. Her work often blurs the boundaries between abstraction and representation, contributing significantly to contemporary discussions on the perception of space and form. "Bloom" is a testament to Fish's skill in capturing the subtle interplay of light and color, reflecting her broader artistic impact on the field of modern painting.

Description of the work:

Bloom by Julia Fish (1989)

"Bloom" by Julia Fish, created in 1989, is an oil and wax on canvas painting that exemplifies the artist's exploration of abstract forms and subtle color variations. The work is characterized by its intricate layering and textural depth, reflecting Fish's interest in the interplay between natural and architectural elements.

Artwork Photograph Source:
Art Institute of Chicago

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Bloom