Apple Family II

The picture shows various fruits arranged on a white mat. Several red and yellow apples can be seen in the foreground, which are out of focus, while several orange peaches can be seen in the centre of the picture with distinct dark lines indicating shadows. On the left side are two yellow apples which are less out of focus and have more visible detail. Overall, the painting is in a stylish soft focus, which adds a nice impressionistic touch to the composition.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is red and its shape is landscape.

Georgia Totto O’Keeffe (1887-1986). American painter. She came to the centre of public attention at the end of World War II in New York. She painted large-scale paintings of details of flowers, captured through a magnifying glass. Some images can be interpreted as a Freudian like view of female genitals (albeit it’s a detail of irises). In her time, she was either criticized for this or, conversely, appreciated by some feminists. In the 30s, she took a liking to the north of New Mexico, which became the subject of many of her paintings (eg. Lake George ).