Portrait (later titled The Young Orphan (An Idle Moment), 1884

William Merritt Chase

Portrait (later titled The Young Orphan [An Idle Moment] depicts a young girl seated in a red armchair against a red background. Chase sent it to the first exhibition of Les Vingt (The Twenty), an avant-garde group of Belgian artists, held in Brussels in 1884. He was one of only three American artists featured, alongside Whistler and Sargent. European critics praised Chase’s portrait, firmly establishing his place within the international art circle. (http://arthistorynewsreport.blogspot.nl/2016/11/william-merritt-chase.html)
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