the artist, New York (1981–83; sold through the Robert Miller Gallery, New York to MMA)
New York. Robert Miller Gallery. "Janet Fish," February 1–26, 1983, no catalogue.
Houston. Contemporary Arts Museum. "American Still Life, 1945–1983," September 20–November 20, 1983, unnumbered cat. (p. 56).
Buffalo, N.Y. Albright-Knox Art Gallery. "American Still Life, 1945–1983," December 10, 1983–January 15, 1984, unnumbered cat.
Columbus, Oh. Columbus Museum of Art. "American Still Life, 1945–1983," April 7–May 20, 1984, unnumbered cat.
Neuberger Museum, State University of New York at Purchase. "American Still Life, 1945–1983," June 7–September 15, 1984, unnumbered cat.
Portland, Ore. Portland Art Museum. "American Still Life, 1945–1983," October 9–December 9, 1984, unnumbered cat.
Virginia Beach Center for the Arts. "Made in America," April 5–June 11, 1989, unnumbered cat. (p. 33).
Richmond, Va. Marsh Art Gallery. "Still Life: The Object in American Art, 1915–1995. Selections from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," January 3–February 28, 1997, no. 17.
Little Rock. Arkansas Arts Center. "Still Life: The Object in American Art, 1915–1995. Selections from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," March 28–May 23, 1997, no. 17.
Newport Beach, Calif. Newport Harbor Art Museum. "Still Life: The Object in American Art, 1915–1995. Selections from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," June 20–August 15, 1997, no. 17.
Tulsa, Okla. Philbrook Museum of Art. "Still Life: The Object in American Art, 1915–1995. Selections from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," September 12–November 7, 1997, no. 17.
Palm Beach, Fla. The Society of the Four Arts. "Still Life: The Object in American Art, 1915–1995. Selections from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," January 9–February 8, 1998, no. 17.
Salina, Kansas. Salina Art Center. "Still Life: The Object in American Art, 1915–1995. Selections from The Metropolitan Museum of Art," March 6–May 3, 1998, no. 17.
Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale. "Janet Fish: Selected Works 1970s to 1990s," October 31, 1998–January 17, 1999, brochure.
Huntsville, Ala. Huntsville Museum of Art. "Janet Fish: Master of Light & Shadow," May 4–July 27, 2014, no. 14.
Lowery S. Sims inMade in America. Exh. cat., Virginia Beach Center for the Arts. Virginia Beach, 1989, pp. 14, 33.
Lowery Stokes Sims inStill Life: The Object in American Art, 1915-1995. Selections from The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Exh. cat., Marsh Art Gallery, Richmond, Va. New York, 1996, pp. 49, 60, 167, no. 17, ill. p. 61 (color).
"Philbrook Museum Presents 'Still Life'." Henryetta Daily Free-Lance (October 16, 1997), p. 3.
Lowery Stokes Sims and Sabine Rewald. "Still Life: The Object in American Art." American Art Review 9 (September–October 1997), ill. p. 143 (color).
Sibella C. Giorello. "Still Lifes on the Move: The Coming of Age of 'The Neglected Step Child of High Art'." Richmond Times-Dispatch (January 19, 1997), p. J1, ill.
Martha Mabey. "'Still Life' is Fresh Look at Old Genre." Richmond Times-Dispatch (January 19, 1997), p. J2.
John Brandenburg. "Still Lifes Convey Emotion Without Motion." Daily Oklahoman (September 26, 1997), p. 13, ill.
Gary Schwan. "Still Life: Still Lively." Palm Beach Post (January 4, 1998), p. 1J.
Ed Clark (American, New Orleans, Louisiana 1926–2019 Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan)
1966
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