William Merritt Chase
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William Merritt Chase's "Carmencita" (1890) is an oil on canvas painting that depicts a Spanish dancer in mid-performance. The figure, dressed in an ornate black and gold dress adorned with flowers, exhibits a joyful expression while twirling her body to the side, with one hand raised and the other elegantly holding fabric. The background is a rich, monochromatic brown, which accentuates the vibrancy of her costume and the delicate bouquet of roses at her feet. This work exemplifies Chase's interest in capturing the energy of dance and highlights his skill in rendering textures and colors, contributing to its significance within American art of the period. Chase's vibrant portrayal reflects both a fascination with cultural expression and the influence of European art movements of his time.
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Mrs. William Astor (Caroline Webster Schermerhorn, 1831–1908)
Carolus-Duran (Charles-Auguste-Emile Durant)
Slender Woman with Vase
Jozseph Rippl-Rónaï
A Lady with a Veil
Constantin Guys
In Mischief
Walter Shirlaw
Nydia
George Fuller
Madrilena, from National Dances (N225, Type 2) issued by Kinney Bros.
Issued by Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company
Cachucha, from National Dances (N225, Type 2) issued by Kinney Bros.
Issued by Kinney Brothers Tobacco Company
Woman with Arms Akimbo
Constantin Guys
Woman Alone, from the series the Dancing Pair Vigano
Johann Gottfried Schadow
En dansende italienerinde
C.W. Eckersberg
Danseres
Armand Rassenfosse
Miss Ida Heath, English Dancer
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Edouard Kleinmann