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- Janet Fish, a painter known for still lifes, died on December 11 in Wells, Vermont, at age 87.
- She challenged Abstract Expressionism by depicting realistic everyday objects such as fruit and jars.
- She studied at Yale and moved to New York in the early 1960s, resisting Minimalism and Pop Art.
- Critics recognized her talent in the 1970s for depth and transparency.
