Portrait of a Woman

William Merritt Chase's Portrait of a Woman exemplifies his mastery of Impressionism. Painted with oil on canvas, the artwork captures the subject's nuanced expressions and vibrant brushstrokes characteristic of Chase’s style. Known not only for his contributions as a painter but also as a dedicated teacher and founder of the Chase School (later Parsons School of Design), Chase’s work reflects a focus on capturing personality and atmosphere, making this portrait a compelling example of his impressionist approach to portraiture.