Pioneering American Impressionist William Merritt Chase was equally adept at still lifes, landscapes and portraits, such as his exceptional “The Yellow Blouse.” This image, one of many featuring Chase’s family, depicts his wife in a dress resembling her outfit in the famous “A Friendly Call.” It also mirrors a portrait of one Chase’s students, titled “The Golden Lady.” “The Yellow Blouse” was probably not this piece’s original name, but one given after Chase’s death.