Karen Chase Frazee After Édouard Manet's Painting Titled Fish Still Life or Still Life With Carp

A well executed reproduction of a classic by Karen Chase Frazee After Édouard Manet's painting titled "Fish (Still Life)" or "Still Life with Carp.” The piece is presented in a high quality gilt frame.

The original painting for which this painting is based was created in 1864 by the renowned French artist Édouard Manet (1832–1883).

It depicts a still life arrangement featuring various fish and mollusks, including a prominent carp, a red gurnard, oysters, and an eel, along with a lemon and an oyster knife, all arranged on a white tablecloth.

This work showcases Manet's distinctive style, characterized by bold brushwork and a direct approach, which was considered unorthodox at the time.

The original painting is part of the Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Larned Coburn Memorial Collection at The Art Institute of Chicago