Fish Day (S/N 300)

Description

Charles Bibbs’ “Fish Day” captures a moment of everyday pride and celebration in domestic life. The artwork features a woman standing gracefully in profile, holding a green bowl overflowing with vibrant fish. Her posture is poised, her face calm yet confident, as if she’s savoring the joy of her craft or tradition.

Dressed in a red shirt and a colorful apron adorned with striking peacock designs, she radiates individuality and style. Her outfit’s rich greens, blues, and reds pop against her deep brown skin, creating a warm, harmonious palette. Her headwrap and bold earrings, featuring vivid patterns, add a touch of personality and cultural flair.

The bowl of fish, each detailed with golden hues and expressive eyes, symbolizes abundance and sustenance. Bibbs’ meticulous linework brings texture and depth to the piece, from the folds of her apron to the scales on the fish.

The simplicity of the white background keeps the focus entirely on her, emphasizing her connection to the objects she holds and the task she’s completing. “Fish Day” is a beautiful celebration of work, pride, and tradition, blending the ordinary and the extraordinary in Bibbs’ signature vibrant and textured style.

• Media: Giclee Print
• Paper: Museum quality, heavyweight, acid-free, watercolor-textured paper, printed with archival inks.
• Signed & Numbered: Yes
• Certificate of Authenticity: Yes
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