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American artist William Merritt Chase painted this Bavarian landscape during summers spent near the village of Polling in Germany. The open countryside stretches under atmospheric sky, rendered with the bravura brushwork Chase learned in Munich. He adapted European plein air techniques to American subjects.
Chase was a leading figure in American Impressionism and an influential teacher. His confident brushwork and sensitivity to light influenced generations. This painting remains in a private collection.
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About View near Polling
This landscape is in a private collection. Chase's works can be seen at the Metropolitan Museum and other major American museums, in Unknown, Unknown.
William Merritt Chase was a leading American Impressionist painter and influential teacher You can see it at Private Collection. The open countryside stretches under atmospheric sky, rendered with the bravura brushwork Chase learned in Munich.
Polling is a village in Bavaria, Germany, where Chase spent several summers painting the surrounding countryside, in Unknown, Unknown. William Merritt Chase painted this Bavarian landscape during summers spent near the village of Polling in Germany.
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