Ved Trianglen i København en varm sommerdag 

Paul Fischer created this street scene in Copenhagen with oil paint on canvas. The material itself has a subtle influence on the artwork. The visible brushstrokes add texture and depth to the painting, reflecting the feel of a warm summer day. The way Fischer used the oil paint highlights the social significance of the scene. Fischer employed painterly techniques to capture the essence of everyday life in Copenhagen, offering a glimpse into the social dynamics of the time. The use of traditional materials connects the artwork to a broader history of creative practices and aesthetics, rooted in craft and fine arts. With his artwork, Fischer reminds us of the amount of work it takes to create a painting, and invites us to see the broader social context of the image. By emphasizing materials, making, and context, Fischer challenges traditional distinctions between fine art and craft.