William Merritt Chase

1849–1916 · United States · Impressionism

William Merritt Chase (November 1, 1849 – October 25, 1916) was an American painter, known as an exponent of Impressionism and as a teacher. He is also responsible for establishing the Chase School, which later became the Parsons School of Design. Wikipedia

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“Idle Hours”, 1894 — Amon Carter Museum of American Art
“A Friendly Call”, 1895
“At the Seaside”, 1889–1892 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Dorothy”, 1902
“Studio Interior”, 1882 — Brooklyn Museum
“The Turkish Page (Unexpected Intrusion)”, 1876 — Cincinnati Art Museum
“Portrait of Dora Wheeler”, 1882 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“The Young Orphan”, 1884 — National Academy of Design
“Terrace at the Mall”, 1890
“The Coast of Holland”, 1884 — Frye Art Museum
“I Think I'm Ready Now”, 1883
“A City Park”, 1887 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Mrs. Chase in Prospect Park”, 1886 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Lady in Black”, 1888 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Carmencita”, 1890 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Fish” — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Pink Azalea—Chinese Vase”, 1885 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Still Life: Fish”, 1908 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Bessie Potter”, 1895 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Seventeenth Century Lady”, 1895 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Roland”, 1902 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Alice”, 1892 — Art Institute of Chicago
“North River Shad”, 1910 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Wind-Swept Sands”, 1894 — Art Institute of Chicago
“For the Little One”, 1896 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“James Abbott McNeill Whistler”, 1885 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Edward Guthrie Kennedy”, 1895 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Still Life with Watermelon”, 1869 — Birmingham Museum of Art
“Shinnecock Studio Interior”, 1892 — Terra Museum of American Art
“In the Studio Corner”, 1881
“View from Central Park”, 1889
“Park Bench”, 1890 — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“"Keying Up" - The Court Jester”, 1875 — Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
“Pablo de Sarasate: Portrait of a Violinist”, 1875 — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
“The Patrician”, 1875 — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Gathering Autumn Flowers”, 1894
“Girl in a Japanese Costume”, 1887–1893 — Brooklyn Museum
“Lydia Field Emmet”, 1892 — Brooklyn Museum
“Open Air Breakfast”, 1888 — Toledo Museum of Art
“Still Life, Fish”, 1912 — Brooklyn Museum

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