Pill Spill (Smaller Pill)
Artist: Beverly Fishman (American, b. 1955)
Date: 2011
Dimensions:
Small pill: Diam (at center): 2 3/16 in. (5.6 cm); L: 6 3/8 in. (16.2 cm).
Medium: Hand-blown glass.
Classification: Glass
Credit Line: Gift of the artist
Object number: 2012.11A
DescriptionCapsule-shaped sculpture in various colors and patterns of transparent and opaque hand-blown glass, typically displayed on the floor as per their title, Pill Spill. Differently colored and patterned on each half, divided by a visible seam much like an actual pill capsule: one half of the smaller pill is transparent turquoise, its other half vertically striped in yellow and orange
Two capsule-shaped sculptures in various colors and patterns of transparent and opaque, hand-blown glass, typically displayed on the floor as per their title, Pill Spill. Both capsules are differently colored and patterned on each half, divided by a visible seam much like an actual pill capsule: one half of the smaller pill is transparent turquoise, its other half vertically striped in yellow and orange; one half of the larger pill is an opaque pale blue/sea green, the tint of which darkens toward one end, its other half diagonally striped in black and white.
Two capsule-shaped sculptures in various colors and patterns of transparent and opaque, hand-blown glass, typically displayed on the floor as per their title, Pill Spill. Both capsules are differently colored and patterned on each half, divided by a visible seam much like an actual pill capsule: one half of the smaller pill is transparent turquoise, its other half vertically striped in yellow and orange; one half of the larger pill is an opaque pale blue/sea green, the tint of which darkens toward one end, its other half diagonally striped in black and white.
On view