The flower pots look like flower pots; the bottles like bottles. There’s a bowl which though asymmetric, nonetheless you could envision in it a bunch o’ grapes. All in a loose painterly style of which Giorgio Morandi might say “troppo reale” –a painting’s being too real is only a shortcoming for those who can’t or won’t draw a straight line or render an accurate color. Like Morandi. But “anthropomorphic brushtrokes?” C’mon. Anthropomorphic is the attribution of human characteristics to the non-human. Abstract art of this sort is certainly dehumanizing. To the sensitive eye, inhumane. This self-indulgent fad should have been over in the 60’s.