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- Janet Fish, a renowned still-life painter, died on December 11 at her home in Wells, Vermont, at age 87.
- Her husband, Charles Parness, attributed her death to a recurrence of a brain hemorrhage that had ended her painting career in 2012.
- She emerged in the New York City art scene in the 1960s, rejecting Abstract Expressionism and focusing on everyday objects.
