Inspired by Ella Fitzgerald, Trish Biddle's “Fever” depicts a jazz singer who appears to melt into a piano, seared by the heat of her own song. Biddle excels in an Art-Deco style that captures the era’s elegance, fashion and simplicity in broad, romantic brushstrokes and rich, plush colors. Biddle’s background as an illustrator and textile designer is evident in her figurative works, florals, fashion images and children’s art. The textile, ironwork and architectural backgrounds of her paintings are influenced by her own designs and travels. Biddle’s mysterious and romantic artworks are published and collected around the world. This piece pairs well with “Madamoiselle.”

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