Adelaide Cole Chase ( English Adelaide Cole Chase ; 1868 , Boston - 1944 , Gloucester ) is an American artist.
| Cole Chase Adelaide | |
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| Date of Birth | 1868 |
| Place of Birth | Boston , USA |
| Date of death | 1944 |
| Place of death | USA |
| Citizenship |  USA |
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Biography
Daughter of artist Joseph Foxcroft Cole and Belgian pianist Irma de Pelgrom. As a child, Chase traveled a lot with her parents in Europe and the American West . She began to paint under the guidance of her father, his friend Winslow Homer and Frederick Winton , and Homer painted it several times as a child. Then she studied at an art school in Boston with Frank Weston Benson and Edmund Tarbell . Since 1890 , she improved in Paris under the leadership of Jean-Paul Laurent and Carolius-Duran . Since 1892 , she was married to Boston architect William Chase.
The first solo exhibition of Cole Chase took place in 1901 . In 1904 and 1915 , she won silver medals at international exhibitions in San Francisco and St. Louis, respectively. In 1906 , she was elected a corresponding member of the National Academy . It is known mainly as the author of portraits, especially women.
Links
- Adelaide Cole Chase // Paintings and Sculpture in the Collection of the National Academy of Design. - Hudson Hills, 2004 .-- P. 97.
- Works on the site American gallery