Good Friends (1909) by William Merritt Chase

Good Friends - William Merritt Chase - 1909

Artwork Information

TitleGood Friends
ArtistWilliam Merritt Chase
Date1909
Art MovementImpressionism

About Good Friends

The artwork titled “Good Friends” was created by William Merritt Chase in 1909. This painting, belonging to the Impressionism art movement, falls under the landscape genre.

The artwork depicts a serene outdoor setting, featuring a lush garden adorned with blooming flowers and vibrant greenery. On the left side, there is a yellow two-story building with green shutters and a balcony, framed by a backdrop of dense, dark foliage. Centrally, a woman in a white dress is seated on the grass, gently interacting with a white dog, evoking a sense of companionship and tranquility. In the background, a picturesque vista of hills dotted with additional structures and trees extends into the distance under a clear blue sky. The impressionistic style is evident in the loose brushstrokes and emphasis on light and color, creating an atmosphere imbued with harmony and peacefulness.

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