Maréchal Niel Roses 1919

"Maréchal Niel Roses", painted in 1919 by American Impressionist Childe Hassam, depicts a woman in a white dress seated at a table with a vase of yellow roses. The artwork is notable for its delicate brushstrokes and bright color palette, characteristic of Hassam's signature style. The loose, expressive strokes give the painting a sense of movement and light, capturing the ephemeral beauty of the scene. Hassam's Impressionist style was greatly influenced by his time spent in Paris, where he observed the work of French Impressionists, particularly Claude Monet.