Still Life, Fish 1912

William Merritt Chase's 1912 painting "Still Life, Fish" is a striking example of the artist's mastery of still life. The painting features a dramatic arrangement of three fish, rendered in a loose and painterly style. The fish are positioned against a dark background, creating a sense of depth and realism. Chase's signature use of light and shadow adds to the painting's visual impact, highlighting the textures and forms of the fish. The painting is currently housed at the Brooklyn Museum in New York City.