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William Merritt Chase

William Merritt Chase

Hattie (also known as Portrait of My Sister) (1886)

Shore Scene (1886)

Study of Black against Yello (1886)

Girl with Guitar (1886)

Harbor Scene, Brooklyn Docks (1886)

The White Rose (also known as Miss Jessup) (1886)

The Tamborine Girl (also known as Mrs. Chase as a Spanish Dancer) (1886)

Brooklyn Landscape (1886)

Landscape near Coney Island (1886)

Study of Black against Yellow (also known as Portrait of Mrs. Chase) (1886)

The Pet Canary (1886)

Mrs. Chase in Prospect Park (1886)

Summertime (Pulling for Shore) (1886)

Meditation (aka Portrait of the Artist's Wife) (1886)

A Madrid Dancing Girl (1886)

Prospect Park (also known as Croquet Lawn, Prospect Park (.)) (1886)

Mrs. Chase as the Señorita (1886)

Meditation (1886)

Pulling for Shore (1886)

Mrs. Chase as the Señorita (1886)

Portrait of Mrs. H. (also known as Portrait of Mrs. Howell) (1886)

Girl with Tambourine (1886)

Portrait of Erla Howell (also known as Little Miss H.) (1886)

Portrait of Mrs. Chase (1886)

Portrait of James Rapelje Howell (1886)

Portrait of a Lady against Pink Ground (also known as Miss Virginia Gerson) (1886)

The Park 02 (1887)

Boat House, Prospect Park (aka Boats on the Lake, Prospect Park) (1887)

Tompkins Park, Brooklyn (1887)

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