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WilliamMerritt Chase

William Merritt Chase 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 would become Parsons The New School for Design.
William Merritt Chase was born on November 1, 1849, in Williamsburg (now Nineveh), Indiana, to the family of Sarah Swain and David H. Chase, a local businessman. Chase's father moved the family to Indianapolis in 1861, and employed his son as a salesman in the family business. Chase showed an early interest in art, and studied under local, self-taught artists Barton S. Hays and Jacob Cox.
After a brief stint in the Navy, Chase's teachers urged him to travel to New York to further his artistic training. He arrived in New York in 1869, met and studied with Joseph Oriel Eaton for a short time, then enrolled in the National Academy of Design under Lemuel Wilmarth, a student of the famous French artist Jean-Léon Gérôme.
In 1870, declining family fortunes forced Chase to leave New York for St. Louis, Missouri, where his family was then based. While he worked to help support his family he became active in the St. Louis art community, winning prizes for his paintings at a local exhibition. He also exhibited his first painting at the National Academy in 1871. Chase's talent elicited the interest of wealthy St. Louis collectors who arranged for him to visit Europe for two years, in exchange for paintings and Chase's help in securing European art for their collections.
In Europe, Chase settled at the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich, a long-standing center of art training that was attracting increasing numbers of Americans and attracted Chase because it had fewer distractions than Paris. He studied under Alexander von Wagner and Karl von Piloty, and befriended American artists Walter Shirlaw, Frank Duveneck, and J(oseph) Frank Currier.
In Munich, Chase employed his rapidly burgeoning talent most often in figurative works that he painted in the loosely brushed style popular with his instructors. In January 1876 one of these figural works, a portrait titled "Keying Up" – The Court Jester (now in the collection of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts) was exhibited at the Boston Art Club; later that year it was exhibited and won a medal at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition, and this success gained Chase his first fame.
Chase traveled to Venice, Italy in 1877 with Duveneck and John Henry Twachtman before returning to the United States in the summer of 1878, a highly skilled artist representing the new wave of European-educated American talent. Home in America, he exhibited his painting Ready for the Ride (collection of the Union League Club) with the newly formed Society of American Artists in 1878. He also opened a studio in New York in the Tenth Street Studio Building, home to many of the important painters of the day. He was a member of the Tilers, a group of artists and authors, among whom were some of his notable friends: Winslow Homer, Arthur Quartley and Augustus Saint Gaudens.
In 1881, friend and artist William Preston Phelps travelled back to Europe to team up with Chase to go on a working tour of Italy, Venice, Capri then back to Germany.
Chase cultivated multiple personae: sophisticated cosmopolitan, devoted family man, and esteemed teacher. Chase married Alice Gerson in 1887 and together they raised eight children during Chase's most energetic artistic period. His eldest daughters, Alice Dieudonnee Chase and Dorothy Bremond Chase, often modeled for their father.
In New York City, however, Chase became known for his flamboyance, especially in his dress, his manners, and most of all in his studio. At Tenth Street, Chase had moved into Albert Bierstadt's old studio and had decorated it as an extension of his own art. Chase filled the studio with lavish furniture, decorative objects, stuffed birds, oriental carpets, and exotic musical instruments. The studio served as a focal point for the sophisticated and fashionable members of the New York City art world of the late 19th century. By 1895 the cost of maintaining the studio, in addition to his other residences, forced Chase to close it and auction the contents.
In addition to his painting, Chase actively developed an interest in teaching. Initially he took on private pupils, among his first being Dora Wheeler, a student from 1879 to 1881 who became a professional artist and a lifelong friend. Dora's mother Candace Wheeler wrote in her memoirs of Chase's contagious enthusiasm, "the most generous of teachers, not only giving exhaustively of his stored knowledge of how to do things, but fostering as well the will to do it. Later, somewhat against his will, he was persuaded to take charge of an art-school at Shinnecock Hills, Long Island . . . “
At the instigation of Mrs. William Hoyt, Chase opened the Shinnecock Hills Summer School on eastern Long Island, New York in 1891. He taught there until 1902. Chase adopted the plein air method of painting, and often taught his students in outdoor classes. He also opened the Chase School of Art in 1896, which became the New York School of Art two years later with Chase staying on as instructor until 1907. Chase taught at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts from 1896 to 1909; the Art Students League from 1878 to 1896 and again from 1907 to 1911; and the Brooklyn Art Association in 1887 and from 1891 to 1896. Along with Robert Henri, who became a rival instructor, Chase was the most important teacher of American artists around the turn of the 20th century. In addition to his instruction of East Coast artists like George Bellows, Louise Upton Brumback, Kate Freeman Clark, Mariette Leslie Cotton, Charles Demuth, Silas Dustin, Lydia Field Emmet, George Pearse Ennis, Marsden Hartley, Annie Traquair Lang, John Marin, M. Jean McLane, Georgia O'Keeffe, Leopold Seyffert, Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones, Joseph Stella and Edward Charles Volkert, he had an important role in influencing California art at the turn of the century, especially in interactions with Arthur Frank Mathews, Xavier Martinez and Percy Gray.

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Idle Hours

A Friendly Call

Peonies

At the seaside

Gray Day on the Lagoon (A Passenger Boat — Venice)

A Bit of the Terrace (aka Early Morning Stroll)

The Olive Grove

Unexpected Intrusion (also known as The Turkish Page)

Ready For The Ride

Swollen Stream at Shinnecock

Self Portrait

Near Bay Ridge

A Study (aka The Artist's Wife)

Pink Azalea in a Chinese Vase

Park Bench aka An Idle Hour in the Park Central Park

Still Life with Vegetables

Back Of A Nude

The Apprentice, aka Boy Smoking

Shinnecock Hills

Good Friends

Terrace, Prospect Park

The Young Orphan, Study of a Young Girl (also known as At Her Ease)

The Orangerie

Interior, Young Woman at a Table

The Old Book

Portrait of Helen, Daughter of the Artist

Portrait of Elizabeth (Betsy) Fisher

Lilliputian Boat-Lake - Central Park

The Kimono

Still LIfe with Fruit and Pottery (also known as Still LIfe with Fish, A Skate)

Girl with Guitar

After the Rain

Ring Toss

Portrait of the Artist's Daughter (Dorothy)

Florentine Villa

Portrait Of A Lady

Bath Beach - a Sketch

Hide and Seek

Shinnecock Landscape 02

Man with Bandana

The Red Roofs of Haarlem

A Sunny Day at Shinnecock Bay

Repair Docks, Gowanus Pier

May I Come In?

Prospect Park, Brooklyn

Young Girl

Brooklyn Landscape

Still Life - Fruit

Beach Scene - Morning at Canoe Place

Shinnecock Hills

Portrait of Julian Oderdonk

Portrait of Mrs. William Chase

The Birthday Party

Child on a Garden Walk

Still Life, Fish

Shinnecock Interior Studio

The Common, Central Park

The Coast of Holland

Woman in Kimono Holding a Japanese Fan

Interior of the Baptistry at St. Mark's

The Lake for Miniature Yachts

Keying Up - The Court Jester (study)

The Pink Bow

Reflections (aka Canal Scene)

Kate Freemen Clark

Reflection

Shinnecock Hills, Long Island

Portrait of Louis Betts

The Open Air Breakfast aka The Backyard Breakfast Out of Doors

Landscape near Coney Island

Prospect Park, Brooklyn

The Tenth Street Studio (also known as Tenth Street Studio)

Shinnecock Landscape 03

Girl with Tambourine

Landscape, Shinnecock Hills

My Little Daughter Dorothy

Portrait of Kate Freeman Clark

Still Life with Cockatoo

Still Life with Fish

Interior

Prospect Park, Brooklyn

At Shinnecock Hills

Nude Resting

Shinnecock Landscape

Duveneck Painting the Turkish Page

A Fishmarket in Venice (also known as Venetian Fish Market: the Yield of the Waters)

A Memory: In the Italian Villa

Flowers (aka Roses)

Weary (also known as Who Rang?)

Still Life - Brass and Glass

Alice in studio in Shinnecock Long Island Sun

A Bit of Sunlight aka The Garden Wass

Portrait of Mrs. William Clark

Shinnecock Hills (also known as A View of Shinnecock)

A Summer Afternon in Holland (also known as Sunlight and Shadow)

The Pet Canary

May I Come In

Connoisseur

Dorothy

The East River

Venetian Balcony

Bobbie, A Portrait Sketch

Children Playing Parlor Croquet (sketch)

Landscape - A Shinnecock Vale

Portrait of a Woman

Bank of a Lake in Central Park

In the Studio Corner

Portrait - Mrs. J (also known as Mrs. Martin Joost)

The Tenth Street Studio

Miss L., aka Isabella Lathrop

A Gypsy Swell (aka A Spanish Gypsy)

A Young Roman

Good Friends

Portrait of Helen Velasquez Chase

The Tenth Street Studio 1

Mrs Chase (also known as The Yellow Blouse)

A Corner of My Studio

The Deserted Beach

Portrait of a Lady

The Bathers

Interior of the Artist's Studio aka The Tenth Street

My Baby (also known as Cosy)

Portrait of a Lady in Pink (also known as Lady in Pink - Portrait of Mrs. Leslie Cotton)

Portrait of Miss E. (also known as Lydia Field Ammet)

Woman in Green aka Lady in Green

Dutch Canal (aka Canal Path Holland)

Venice

Modern Magdalen

Portrait of Mrs. William Merritt Chase

The Mandolin Player

Topaz Grapes

The Blue Kimono

Venice

Dorothy and Her Sister

In the Studio 1

Sailboat at Anchor

Shinnecock Hills 04

Portrait of Mrs. Chase

Seated Woman in Black Dress

Still LIfe with Brushes and Pottery (also known as Paint Brushes and Pottery)

Still Life with Fish

A Spanish Girl aka Portrait of Mrs. Chase in Spanish Dress

A Mandolin Player

Self Portrait

Spanish Village

Young Girl with Flowers

Afternoon Shadows

A Lady in Brown

In the Studio (Virginia Gerson)

Portrait of William Charles Le Gendre

Prospect Park, Brooklyn

A Sketch of My Hound Kuttie

At the Window

Dorothy and Her Sister 1

Afternoon by the Sea (aka Gravesend Bay)

Still LIfe (also known as Fish from the Adriatic)

A Portrait Study

Woman with a Large Hat

Portrait of Miss Dora Wheeler

In Washington Park, Brooklyn, N.Y.

In the Studio (also known as Virginia Gerson)

Shinnecock Landscape

The Big Brass Bowl

Child with Prints

The potato patch

Keying Up, The Court Jester

Portrait of Mrs. Julius Erson

Woman in White

Flowers (also known as Roses)

Mary Margaret Sweeny

Still Life - Flowers

The Japanese Book

My Daughter Dorothy

Mrs. Chase in Prospect Park

Still Life with Pepper and Carrot

Azaleas

Interior, Oak Manor

Villa in Florence

Shore Scene

Portrait of a Woman (black bonnet)

In the Studio

Miss Savageau

I am Going to See Grandma (aka Mrs. Chase and Child)

The Lone Fisherman

Ponte alle Grazie, The Arno - Florence

Woman Holding a Bouquet of Flowers

Reclining Nude

Olive Trees, Florence

Sunlight and Shadow

Still Llife with Fish and Plate

Tompkins Park, Brooklyn

Young Girl on an Ocean Steamer

White Cockatoo

Portrait Of A Woman

Did You Speak to Me-

The Moroccan Girl

Fruit and Flower Still LIfe (B)

First Touch of Autumn

A Coquette

Portrait of Harriet Hubbard Ayers

My Daughter Dieudonne (Alice Dieudonne Chase)

The Tamborine Girl

Double Portrait: A Sketch (also known as Sketch for the Portrait of Mother and Child)

End of the season Sun

Hall at Shinnecock

Japanese Print

Portrait of Mrs. C. 1

The Consultation

Afternoon In The Park

The Pot Hunter

Terrace at the Mall, Cantral Park

The Music Lesson (also known as An Interlude)

Tired (also known as Portrait of the Artist's Daughter)

The Chase Homestead at Shinnecock

Mother and Child (also known as The First Portrait)

My Daughter Dieudonnee (also known as Alice Dieudonnee Chase)

Still LIfe with Flowers

In Brooklyn Navy Yard

Nude

Reverie. A Portrait of a Woman

Friendly Advice

A Hinterland Landscape with Road (also known as Shinnecock)

The Nursery

General James Watson Webb

Portrait Sketch: Girl in a Middy Blouse

The Park 02

The White Fence

Still Life with Hummingbird

Woman with a Basket

Nude Recumbent

Spanish Bric-a-Brac Shop (also known as A Spanish Curiosity Shop)

The Blue Kimono, aka Girl in Blue Kimono

Arab Encampment

Meditation (aka Portrait of the Artist's Wife)

Shinnecock Hills from Canoe Place, Long Island

October

The Song

At Play

Mrs. Chase as the Señorita

An Early Stroll in the Park

In the Garden (also known as A Squatter's Hut, Flatbush or The Old Garden)

Still Life with Fruit

Seated Figure

Portrait of a Lady in Black (also known as Annie Traquair Lang)

Still Life Pans and Vegetables

Sunny Spain

In the Studio

Portrait of James Rapelje Howell

The Red Sash

The Fairy Tale (also known as A Summer Day)

Study of Flowers, Red against Green (also known as Still LIfe)

Portrait of Mme. E.H. Bensel

Still Life With Watermelon

The Moorish Warrior

Wind Swept Sands, Shinnecock, Long Island

A Girl in Yellow (also known as The Yellow Gown)

Brooklyn Navy Yard

Portrait of a Gentleman

Girl in a Japanese Costume

A Sunny Afternoon, Shinnecock Hills

Elsie Leslie Lyde as Little Lord Fauntleroy

The Antiquary Shop

Meditation

On the Lake, Central Park

Orangerie of the Case Villa in Florence

Still Liife with China Vase, Copper Pot, an Apple and a Bunch of Grapes

Unexpected Intrusion

For the Little One (also known as Hall at Shinnecock)

Portrait of Clara Stephens Wearing a Hat with an Orange Ribbon

The Red Sash (also known as Portrait of the Artist's Daughter)

Sunny Day at Shinnecock Bay

Pure (aka The Model)

Venice: View of the Navy Arsenal

Carmencita

The Japanese Doll

The Red Gown

My Daughter Alice

The King's Jester

'For the LIttle One (also known as Hall at Shinnecock)'

Wheat Field

Reflections

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

Summertime

Peace, Fort Hamilton

The Golden Lady

Study of a Boy's Head (also known as Robert Stewart Chase)

Sketch on a Young Girl on Ocean Steamer

Fish Sheds and Schooner, Gloucester

Girl with Tamborine (also known as The Tamborine)

Seashore (also known as A Grey Day)

Surprise

View from Central Park

Portrait of Miss Frances V. Earle

Wash Day A Back Yark Reminiscence of Brooklyn

Portrait of Lydia Field Emmet (also known as Miss E, Portrait of Miss E.)

Assyrian Girl

Hunting Game in Shinnecock Hills

Portrait of Worthington Whittredge

Portrait of Martha Walter

Prospect Park 1

View of Fiesole

Studio Interior

The Inner Studio, Tenth Street

The Bayberry Bush aka Chase Homestead Shinnecock

Woman in a Chinese Robe

Dancing Girl

Portrait of the Artist's Sister-in-Law

Portrait of Harriet Hubbard Ayer

Alice Dieudonne Chase Shinnecock Hills

Alice in the Shinnecock Studio

Portrait of Miss C. (also known as Lady in Opera Cloak, Portrait of Mrs. Clark)

Portrait of My Father

Portrait of a Lady with a Rose

Portrait of a Woman - The White Dress

The Golden Lady

Mrs. Eldridge Reeves Johnson

Portrait of Elbert Hubbard (also known as The Roycrafter)

Portrait of Fra Dana

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

Mrs. Meigs at the Piano Organ

Self Portrait

Portrait of a Lady in Pink

Study of Black against Yello

The Park 1

The Tenth Street Studio

In the Park - a By-Path

Miss Mary Margaret Sweeny

On the Beach, Shinnecock

Still Life

Girl in a Japanese Kimono

A Small Pile of Fish

Shinnecock Hills 3

The Model

Gondolas along Venetian Canal (aka Gondola in Venice)

Early Morning Stroll

Still LIfe with Brass Kettle

Still Life (Brass and Glass)

Ready for a Walk: Beatrice Clough Bachmann

Study of Girl in Japanese Dress

Monterey, California

A Friendly Visit

Colesberry Purves

A Long Island Lake

Portrait of President William Waugh Smith

Two Arabs

Back of a Male Figure

The Sisters (also known as The Sisters - Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Oskar LIvingston, The Sisters - Mrs. Oskar Livingston and Mrs. James Francis Sullivan)

Portrait of a Man

Harbor Scene, Brooklyn Docks

Pulling for Shore

The Black Kimono

The Cloisters

Portrait of a Woman

Women under Trellis (unfinished)

Interior of the Artist's Studio (also known as The Tenth Street Studio)

Portrait of a Lady in a White Dress (also known as Miss Edith Newbold)

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

The Beach at Zandvoort

Mr. Francis Guerin Lloyd

Seated Woman in Yello Striped Gown

A Girl in Japanese Gown (also known as Girl in Japanese Gown, The Kimono)

Kate Freeman Clark

Making Her Toilet

Ordering Lunch by the Seaside

Prospect Park (also known as Croquet Lawn, Prospect Park (?))

A Fishmarket in Venice

Still Life with Fish

The Big Oleander

Young Woman Before a Mirror

Fruit and Flower Still Life (A)

Still Life: Fish (also known as Still LIfe with Fish, A Skate)

Girl in White (also known as Portrait of Irene Dimock)

A Lady in Red

Sunlight and Shadow in Prospect Park (also known as Sunlight and Shadow)

Young Woman in Pink

Still-Life with Fish

Portrait of a Young Woman 1

Head of a Girl (also known as The Artist's Daughter)

Portrait of a Woman (also known as Miss Dickerman)

Still LIfe Etching and Book (also known as The Wind Mill Etching)

Mrs. Chase (also known as Portrait of Mrs. Chase, Portrait of Mrs. C.)

Shinnecock Hills, Peconic Bay

Gondolas Along Venetian Canal

Still Life with Fruit and Pottery

Still LIfe with Squash and Crockery

Seascape

Dorothy (also known as Portrait: Dorothy in Pink, Portrait of Miss Dorothy Chase)

Girl in White

Study of Clara Stephens

The Outskirts of Madrid

Lady with a Rose

The Park

Portrait of Mrs. C (also known as The Artist's Wife)

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

Still LIfe with Flowers and Fruit

Still LIfe with Fruit and Copper Pot

A Bit of Holland Meadows (aka A Bit of Green in Holland)

Peonies and Irises

Memories

In the Studio

My Daughter Alice (also known as Artist's Daughter)

View near Polling (also known as Landscape with Sheep)

The Back Yard, Shinnecock, Long Island, New York

Portrait of a Young Woman

Hilda Spong

James Abbott McNeil Whistler

John C. Ferguson

Still LIfe Fish (also known as Still LIfe with Fish)

Shinnecock Hills aka Shinnecock Hills Autumn

The Mother (also known as Mrs. Gustavas Cook, Lavinia Cook, Nancy Cook)

Florence

At the Boat Landing

Reflections (also known as Reflection)

Still LIfe with Teapot and Dish of Fruit

Over the Hills and Far Away

Fish Still LIfe

Still Life with Vessels and Fruit

Portrait of Susan Watkins

Copper Pitcher and Brass Bowl

Mrs. Wm. M. Chase

On the Lake, Central Park

Still LIfe with Tea Kettle and Fruit

The Garden Wall

An Italian Garden

Sarah Redwood Parrish

Shinnecock Hills, Summer

Gathering Autumn Flowers

Gowanus Bay aka Misty Day, Gowanus Bay

Portrait of Dorothy

An Interior (also known as The Green Window Curtain)

Portrait of Mrs. C.

Portrait of James Whitcomb Riley

Master Roland Dana Chase

Portrait of a Young Woman

Self Portrait in the Studio

Summertime (Pulling for Shore)

October

Shinnecock Hills 03

A Madrid Dancing Girl

Fish, Plate and Copper Pot

Portrait of Lady C. (also known as Lady with a White Shawl)

Copper and Brass

Just Onions (also known as Still LIfe - Onions, Onions)

Mona, Daughter of Mrs. R (also known as Mona)

Portrait of a Young Lady

The Little Garden

Shinnecock Landscape

The Turkish Page

A Summer Day

Long Island Landscape after a Shower of Rain

Dorothy (mirror)

Portrait of Virginia Gerson

Portrait of a Young Girl

Near the Sea (aka Shinnecock)

Fish Still LIfe

My Daughter Dorothy

Still LIfe - Fish (also known as Bass and Still LIfe)

Violets and Still Life (also known as Still Life Violets, Still Life with Chinese Vase)

Portrait of the Artist's Daughter, Alice (also known as Gitana)

Portrait of My Mother (also known as Portrait of the Artist's Mother)

Still Life with Fish

View near Polling

My Baby (aka Cosy)

Portrait of Mrs.C. (Alice Gerson Chase)

Back of a Nude

Portrait Of A Woman -

Caroline Allport

Fish Still Life (also known as Still LIfe - Fish and Big Bowl, Still LIfe - Striped Bass)

Jules Turcas

Over the Hills and Far Away

Shinnecock HIlls Landscape

Portrait of Miss D. (also known as My Daughter Dieudonnee)

Portrait of a Woman

Portrait of Woman

Red Roofs of Bristol, Pennsylvania

Coastal View

Shinnecock Hills

Frank Wadsworth

Normannisches Madchen (also known as Girl in the National Dress of Normandy)

Shinnecock Hills / Summer

Still Life with Fish and Pot

Hattie

A Lady in Black (also known as The Red Shawl)

Lady in Pink (also known as The Artist's Wife)

Lydia Field Emmet

Mrs. (Marianna) B.W. Taylor

A Modern Magdalen (also known as Nude inan Interior)

Still LIfe

Still LIfe: Fish

Shinnecock Landscape 04

My Palette

Portrait of Mrs. C (also known as Mrs William M. Chase)

When One is Old aka The Old Cottager

The Infanta (also known as My LIttle Daughter Helen Velazque Posing as an Infanta)

Portrait of Mr. Drindel

Shinnecock Hills (A View of Shinnecock)

Study of an Arab Girl

Gravesend Bay (also known as The Lower Bay)

A Gypsy Swell (also known as A Spanish Gypsy)

Shinnecock Landscape with Figures

Still LIfe

Still Life with Monkey (also known as Monkeying with Literature)

Study of a Spanish Girl (also known as A Spanish Girl)

Grain Field, Shinnecock Hills

The Morning News

The First Portrait (also known as Portrait of Mother and Child)

Minnie Madden Riske

Miss J. (also known as Portrait of Miss J., Portrait - Content Johnson)

Near the Beach, Shinnecock

Professor T. U. Taylor

The Wounded Poacher (also known as The Veteran)

Still-Life

Along the Path at Shinnecock

Mrs. Chase and Cosy

Little Miss C. (also known as Young Girl in Black,Portrait of Young Miss C.)

Moses Swaim

Robert Underwood Johnson

Self Portrait

Merritt

Mr. Arthur White Sullivan

Girl in White

Long Island Fisherman

Portrait of a Woman

Still Life: Fish (also known as Still LIfe with Fish)

Gray Day in Spring (aka Summer)

An English Cod

Girl in Black (also known as A Lady in Black)

Portrait of Virginia Gerson 1

Woman on a Dock

Colbert Huntington Greer, Portrait Sketch

Girl with a Book (also known as A Girl)

Hattie (also known as Portrait of My Sister)

Mother and Child (also known as The First Portrait, Mother and Daughter, His First Portrait)

Portrait of Mrs. H. (also known as Mrs. H, Lady in Black)

Robert Blum

Self Portrait

Shinnecock Hills, Long Island

Near the Beach, Shinnecock

Lady in Black (also known as Mrs. Leslie Cotton)

Still LIfe: Fish

Susan Watkins

Woman of Holland

Still LIfe

Boat House, Prospect Park

Contemplation

The Leader

Master Robert

Mrs. Union Samuel Betts Lawrence

William Clyde Fitch

The LIttle Red Box (also known as The Red Box)

Thomas W. Dewing

Portrait of Virginia Gerson

Study in Pink aka Portrait of Mrs. Robert P. McDougal

Miss Frances V. Earle (also known as Miss Earle, of Philadelphia)

Mrs. W.M. Chase and R.D. Chase

Still Life with Fish

The Emerald Lady

The Japanese Doll

John Butler Talcott

Self Portrait

Still Life: Fish (also known as Fish and Green Bowl, Fish with Still LIfe)

Sunlight and Shadow, Shinnecock Hills

Fish on a Plate

Louis Prang

Shell Beach at Shinnecock

Spanish Girl 1

Stormy Day Bath Beach

Margaret Creighton Bateman of Shelter Island, New York

Portrait of Mrs. Hale

Still Life: Fish

The Copper Urn (also known as Still Life with Copper Urn)

John Gilmer Speed

Still Life with Fish and Pot

Shinnecock Hills, LongIsland

End of the Season

Laughing Boy

The Man with the Glove

Still LIfe - Brass Bowl

Still LIfe with Samovar

Girl In Red Embroidered Jacket

Portrait of Miss Frances Vonlohr Earle

Martha Walter

Mrs. Richard Y Cook

Portrait of Miss L. (also known as Portrait of Miss Lawrence)

Portrait of Miss L. (Isabella Lothrop)

Portrait of Mrs. G (Cornelia Rogers Huntington Greer)

William Gurley Munson

William Launt Palmer

Ethan Allen Hitchcock

Master Otis Barton and His Grandfather

Portrait Group (Dorothy, Helen and Bob)

Eugene Paul Ullman

Still LIfe, Fish (also known as North River Shad)

Woman in Black

Head Of A Young Girl

Still LIfe with Fish (8)

Edward Guthrie Kennery

Lieutenant Theodore Monell

Mother and Child (also known as Mother's Loe)

Shinnecock Hills (8)

Still LIfe: Fish

Elizabeth Fisher

The Feather Fan

Mrs. Charles Scott, Jr.

The End of the Season

James Buchanan

Fish on a Blue and White Plate

Thomas Moran, N. A.

Elisha Benjamin Andrews

Grey and Silver Fish (also known as Still LIfe - Grey and Silver, Still LIfe with Fish)

Lady in White

Mr. Parsons

Peonies

Seventeenth Century Lady

The LIttle Red Bowl

The Dowager

Portrait of Piloty's Son

Lady with Orchids

Portrait of Helen

Master Roland Dana Chase

Virginia Stewart

Ms. Helen Dixon

Koto Chase

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

Still LIfe: Fruit

Sketch of a Child (also known as Portrait of Dorothy)

Still LIfe with Fish

Dorothy and Her Sister

Portrait of a Woman (also known as Portrait of Mrs. D.)

The Whistling Boy

Portrait of Miss Bellemy (also known as Miss Bellemy)

The White Rose (also known as Miss Jessup)

Spanish Girl

William Charles Le Gendre

Portrait Of A Young Woman

Sarah Frances Joost

Dunes at Shinnecock

The Mirror

Lady in Black aka Mrs. Leslie Cotton

The Red Bowl: Still LIfe (also known as The LIttle Red Bowl)

Portrait of Joseph Lasell

Lady in White Gown

My Daughter Dieudonnee aka Alice Dieudonnee Chase

Alice Fernandez

Virginia gerson

Miss Edith Newbold

Lady in White

The white rose

A Study in Curves

Terrace at the Mall, Central Park

James Abbott McNeill Whistler