Florence 

"Florence" is a plein air painting by American artist William Merritt Chase. Created sometime between 1849 and 1916, the work depicts a view of the Arno River with a building in the foreground. The painting utilizes the loose brushwork and atmospheric quality characteristic of Impressionism, capturing the light and color of a summer day. Chase was known for his mastery of light and color, and his ability to convey a sense of atmosphere and movement in his work. The painting is a beautiful example of Chase's talent as a landscape painter, as he manages to capture the beauty of the Italian city while conveying a sense of serenity and peace.