Painted in 1963, Two Plants is a still life by Jack Beder that presents a tall potted plant with elongated, pointed leaves as the piece's central focus, flanked by a smaller leafy houseplant on the left. The scene is set indoors, with natural light illuminating the leaves and casting shadows against the muted pink and brown-toned walls. Beder’s composition is structured, emphasizing form and texture.
This oil on panel measures 25.12 x 19.12 inches, is signed by the artist on the lower right. It is featured on page 146 of Jack Beder: Life and Art in Canada (2025), a publication by Rookleys Canadian Art Gallery, and is catalogued as inventory #648 from the Beder estate.

This piece was also included in the Jack Beder: Life and Art in Canada exhibition at Rookleys Canadian Art Gallery.