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American Painter in Paris; A Life of Mary Cassatt (An Ariel Book) by Ellen Janet Wilson, 1971-06 Mary Cassatt (Great Artists) by Joanne Mattern, 2005-01-11 Mary Cassatt: A Catalogue Raisonne of the Graphic Work by Adelyn Dohme Breeskin, 1979-12 Cassatt (Mega Squares) by Mary Cassatt, 2006-11-01 Cassatt (Mega Squares) by Mary Cassatt, 2006-11-01 Cassatt and Her Circle: Selected Letters by Nancy Mowll Matthews, 1984-04 Baby's Book of Lullabies What Makes a Cassatt a Cassatt? by Richard Muhlberger, 1994-12-01 Cassatt: (CAL) (Crown Art Library) by Jay Rondebush, 1995-03-28 Baby Loves by Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2003-04-01 Mary Cassatt, Impressions (French Edition) Maiden's Progeny: An Afternoon with Mary Cassatt, 1906: A Play by Le Wilhelm, 2006-01 MARY CASSATT: Modern Woman. Organized by Judith A. Barter. With contributions by Erica E. Hirshler, George T. M. Shackelford, Kevin Sharp, Harriet K. Stratis, & Andrew J. Walker. Oct. 1998-Jan. 1999. by Chicago. The Art Institute of Chicago., 1998-01-01 Child's Book of Lullabies, A

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81. Mary Cassatt: Links To Every Work Viewable On The Internet
    mary cassatt (18441926) was an American painter who specialized in portraits of women and children. Probably artist. Welcome, mary cassatt.  
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82. WOMAN READING - LYDIA CASSATT - Mary Cassatt
    Item Code cassatt_WomanReadingLydiacassatt1878 Artist mary cassatt Title WOMAN READING - LYDIA cassatt Frame Satin Black - 2 width SEE DETAIL Approx.  
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83. NMWA | Private Collection | Profile - Mary Cassatt
    Artist Profile; Artist Portfolio. mary cassatt American, 18441926 mary cassatt grew up in an upper-middle-class household in Pennsylvania.  
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84. Mary Cassatt @ Catharton Artists
    Catharton Artists C cassatt, mary. mary cassatt. 1844 1926. Bored? Websites mary cassatt unc.edu. Webmuseum mary cassatt. mary cassatt artchive.com.  
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    Extractions: all of Catharton just Artists Catharton Artists C : Cassatt, Mary Mary Cassatt Bored? Meet people at Café Catharton Websites: Mary Cassatt [unc.edu] Webmuseum: Mary Cassatt Mary Cassatt [artchive.com] Mary Cassatt: Modern Woman Message Boards: Suggest or Request a board Mailing Lists: Suggest or Request a list Chat Rooms: Suggest or Request a room Can't find what you want here? Try searching Google for Mary Cassatt ... if you need help, peruse this site's Frequently Asked Questions

85. Mary Cassatt Artist Portrait, Brief Biography And Art
    mary cassatt artist biography and art with link to art gallery of the artist, guide to Modern and Contemporary visual art, mary cassatt. contemporary art,  
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86. Cassatt, Mary (1847-1926) By Eleanor Tufts.
    mary cassatt. by Eleanor Tufts. Web Museum, Paris. cassatt, mary . Withers, Josephine, Artistic women and women artists, Art Journal XXXV4 (summer 1976).  
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    Extractions: Mary Cassatt by Eleanor Tufts Mary Cassatt, b. Allegheny City, Pa., May 22, 1847 [1844?], d. June 14, 1926, was the first American artist to associate with the impressionists and the only American ever to exhibit with them (1877, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1886). She was also the first to promote the impressionists in the United States and is responsible for the appearance of many impressionist paintings in American collections. Cassatt trained (1861-65) at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts . In 1872 she studied graphic techniques at the Academy of Parma in Italy. She settled in Paris and submitted works to the 1872 and 1873 Salons. Her submission to the 1874 Salon, Portrait of Mme. Cortier (Maxwell Galleries, San Francisco), attracted the attention of Edgar Degas, who remarked, "There is someone who feels as I do." In 1875 she studied briefly with the academic painter Charles Chaplin; two years later she met and began a close association with Degas, who invited her to join the impressionist group. When Cassatt exhibited A Woman in Black at the Opera (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) in the impressionist show of 1880, the influence of Degas and of their mutual study of Japanese prints was clearly evident: the subject of a woman seated in a balcony, peering through opera glasses; the asymmetry of composition, reinforced by vertical and diagonal bands in the background; the development of distant figures with loose, sketchy brushstrokesall are quotations from Degas's many theater scenes.

87. Mary Cassatt Posters And Art Prints
    Art prints and posters of the artwork of mary cassatt, female impressionist artist, known for her paintings of mothers and children. mary cassatt Art Prints.  
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    Extractions: @import url(artmenu.css); One Web Avenue Fine Art Prints Movie Posters Celebrity Posters Vintage Posters ... Best Sellers We have teamed up with Art.com to bring you this great selection of Mary Cassatt art prints and posters. Just click on the image to get a closer look or to make a purchase. Please enjoy browsing these cool posters, and don't forget to check out Art.com's custom framing options! View the Current Promotion from Art.com.

88. Mary Cassatt Biography
    mary cassatt Biography 18441926. After the Bath, 1901, Pastel. After the Bath, 1901, Pastel. mary cassatt Prints. The Tramway, 1891. The Tramway, 1891.  
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    Extractions: Toulouse Lautrec After the Bath, 1901, Pastel Mary Cassatt is well known in North America. But when Europeans talk or write about Impressionism, names like Monet, Manet, Renoir, Sisley or Pissarro are mentioned. But few know the American woman artist Mary Cassatt. Is it because she was a woman and an American? Her beautiful art work has earned her a place in the pantheon of the great Impressionist artists. Mary Cassatt was born in 1844 in Pennsylvania, USA as the daughter of a wealthy merchant. At the age of seven her family left for Paris in France. After a few years of life in Paris, the family went back to the USA. Mary, impressed by all the art she had seen in Europe, surprised her parents by the wish to become an artist. Becoming an artist in the 19th century was as difficult for a woman as becoming a doctor. Society then had a different understanding of the role of women. Girl Arranging Her Hair Finally Mary won and her parents allowed her to visit the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. In 1866 she went back to Paris. She copied the old masters in the Louvre and other museums. The young woman artist had acquired pretty good skills in traditional art style and in 1872 a Mary Cassatt painting was even accepted by the judges of the

89. Mary Cassatt: White House Dream Team
    White House Dream Team mary cassatt. mary cassatt. mary cassatt is one of the first great female American painters. She followed  
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    Extractions: White House Home Page Mary Cassatt Mary Cassatt is one of the first great female American painters. She followed her dreams and became an artist. At age 16, Mary attended the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Four years later she moved to France to begin her career. This young American received the chance of a lifetime in 1877 when notable French painter, Edgar Degas, asked her to join a group of painters. This group included now-famous painters, such as Manet and Renoir. Their style or type of painting is called Impressionism. They used primary colors and short brush strokes in their work. Mary's work largely depicts mothers and children doing everyday tasks. She painted "Young Mother and Two Children" in 1908. The painting was given to the White House by an anonymous donor in 1954. Mary painted until 1914, when her eyesight weakened. She died in 1926.

90. WetCanvas: Virtual Museum: Individual Artists: Mary Cassatt
    The following exhibits are open for mary cassatt Biography. Related Books. Related Videos. CDROMS. Photographs. Portraits. Other Items. mary cassatt 1844 - 1926.  
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    Extractions: Home Member Services vbmenu_register("member"); Content Areas vbmenu_register("content"); Tools vbmenu_register("tools"); Info Center Help Member Services New member? Create new account (free!) Become a paying member (NYOS) Content Areas Art Project System Article Index Critique Center Discussion Forums ... Reference Image Library Tools Article Publisher Chat Live Gallery Manager Virtual Palette ... Web Hosting Channels: Choose ... Abstract/Contemporary Art Acrylics Airbrush Art Art Business Art History Art Schools/Students Cafe Guerbois Classical Art Colored Pencil Computers/Technology Creativity Corner Critique Center Digital Art Fantasy/Sci-Fi Art Figure, The Glass Art Illustration Inspirational Art Landscapes Marine Art Mixed Media/Alt. Materials/Other New User Channel Oil Painting Pastels Photography Plein Air Portraiture Printmaking Sculpture Still Life, The Studio Tips Teacher's Toolbox Tole/Decorative/Porcelain/China Watercolors WC! Events WC! Site Discussions Wearable Art Search for: in: Choose ... Forums Articles/Site Reviews Images Home Virtual Museum Individual Artists : Mary Cassatt The following exhibits are open for Mary Cassatt Biography Related Books Related Videos CD-ROMS Paintings Posters Illustrations Drawings Sketches Etchings Sculptures Photographs Portraits Other Items Mary Cassatt: 1844 - 1926 The most famous female Impressionist painter, Mary Cassatt, was born on 22 May, 1844 in Allegheny, near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Cassatt family was affluent and cultured: Mary's father was a stockbroker, while her mother, who came from an old established Pennsylvania family, was an accomplished woman who spoke French and read widely, and provided Mary with an excellent example to follow. It is, perhaps, no accident that so many of the women in Mary Cassatt's paintings are engaged in simple, self-contained tasks like reading or sewing, since these were the everyday activities of the Cassatt household.

91. Wholesale Oil Painting Wooden Wood Picture Frame Photo Frame Mirror China Manufa
    Catalog cassatt, mary. See the samples of people. Contact Us stiffch@hotmail.com. checkout. checkout. cassatt1, cassatt2. Select Painting  
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    Extractions: Animal Botero People Abstract ... FAQ Catalog Cassatt, Mary See the samples of people Contact Us: stiffch@hotmail.com -Select Painting Size- high quality:16x20 (40x51cm) = $25.00 high quality:20x24 (51x61cm) = $29.00 high quality:24x36 (61x91cm) = $49.00 high quality:30x40 (76x102cm) = $69.00 high quality:36x48 (91x122cm) = $99.00 high quality:48x72 (122x182cm) = $195.00 toppest quality:16x20 (40x51cm) = $45.00 toppest quality:20x24 (51x61cm) = $69.00 toppest quality:24x36 (61x91cm) = $95.00 toppest quality:30x40 (76x102cm) = $135.00 toppest quality:36x48 (91x122cm) = $175.00 toppest quality:48x72 (122x182cm) = $325.00 -Select Painting Size- high quality:16x20 (40x51cm) = $25.00 high quality:20x24 (51x61cm) = $29.00 high quality:24x36 (61x91cm) = $49.00 high quality:30x40 (76x102cm) = $69.00 high quality:36x48 (91x122cm) = $99.00 high quality:48x72 (122x182cm) = $195.00 toppest quality:16x20 (40x51cm) = $45.00 toppest quality:20x24 (51x61cm) = $69.00 toppest quality:24x36 (61x91cm) = $95.00 toppest quality:30x40 (76x102cm) = $135.00 toppest quality:36x48 (91x122cm) = $175.00

92. Kings Galleries - Mary Cassatt
    Canaletto, Moore, Albert. Caravaggio, Poynter, Edward. cassatt, mary, Rembrandt. Clausen, George, Renoir, Auguste. Cowper, Frank, Rosseti, Gabriel.  
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93. Online Gallery Of Mary Cassatt : Hand Painted Fine Art Reproductions Of Oil Pain
    mary cassatt Hand painted Fine art reproductions of oil paintings by mary cassatt. cassatt. mary Stevenson cassatt. 1844 1926.  
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    Extractions: Glamour Pin Ups American Art European Art Impressionist/Fauve ... Site Map Join Our News Letter add remove Arts Studio offers Online gallery of Mary Cassatt : Hand painted Fine art reproductions of oil paintings by mary cassatt. Mary Stevenson Cassatt As the daughter of a well-do-to businessman, it was common place for young girls such Mary Cassatt to be encouraged to paint. Her parents move to Paris when she was 7 years old allowed her passion for art to flourish.

94. Reproduction Art Oil Paintings Of Mary Cassatt
    reproduction art of mary cassatt, Including, Children on the Beach 1883 and others.  
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95. Mary Cassatt - Fine Art, Paintings, Links And Prints
    Information about artist mary cassatt. Find other master artists at Naked Icon Fine Art. WebMuseum cassatt, mary WebMuseum cassatt, mary.  
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96. Artists Illustrating Boys Fashions: Mary Cassatt
    Artists Illustrating Boys Fashions mary cassatt (American, 18441926). Figure Sources. Barter, Judith A. mary cassatt Modern Woman . Gerten  
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    Extractions: Figure 1.This engraving was made during Mary's first trip abroad in 1854. Interestingly, she and her younger brother Gardner seem more interested in the artist than the chess game between brother Robbie and her father. Gardner was abot 5 years old and Robbie abour 12. Note Gardner's Scottish outfit. Robbie died only a year after this engraving was made. Click on the image for a fuller discussion. Perhaps the artist most associated with wonderful images of childhood is the American impressionist artist Mary Cassatt. Mary was the daughter of an affluent Pittsburgh businessman, whose French ancestry had inspired him with a passion for his ancestrial home. It was natural therefore that Mary, with her interest in art, would be drawn to France. As much as we admire Cassatt's work, we have not given her great attention in HBC. This is primarily because she primarily focused on very young children in non descript clothing or infants being bathed. As a result, they often do not include depictions of period clothing in which we are primarily interested. There are, however, a few interesting images of older children in period clothes. Mary's father was an affluent Pittsburgh businessman from a respectable, conservative family. His ancestors were French and he had a passionate attraction for the land of his ancestors.

97. Mary Cassat
    mary cassatt. mary cassatt was a famous painter because she did wonderful paintings. She spent most of her time in France living and painting there.  
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    Extractions: Mary Cassatt Mary Cassatt was a famous painter because she did wonderful paintings. She spent most of her time in France living and painting there. She was born May 22, 1844 in Allegheny, Pennsylvania and she died June 14, 1926. She was 82 when she died. Her mom's name was Katherine, her dad's name was Robert, her sister was Lydia and her brothers were Alexander, Robert and Joseph. She loved children. She and her family traveled a lot. Her parents sent her to Art School she loved it. She painted mothers and children. She used members of her family for her paintings. They were great! 1998, by Lyndsey, third grade BACK

98. Art By Women
    C. cassatt, mary. mary cassatt, 19th Century Impressionist painter. . cassatt, mary. mary cassatt, 19th Century Impressionist painter. mary cassatt.  
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99. Mary Cassatt: An American Impressionist (1999) (TV)
    mary cassatt An American Impressionist (1999) (TV) Cast, Crew, Reviews, Plot Summary, Comments, Discussion, Taglines, Trailers, Posters, Photos, Showtimes  
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    Extractions: main details combined details full cast and crew company credits user comments external reviews newsgroup reviews user ratings recommendations plot summary plot keywords Amazon.com summary memorable quotes trivia goofs soundtrack listing crazy credits alternate versions movie connections merchandising links release dates filming locations technical specs laserdisc details DVD details literature listings news articles taglines trailers posters photo gallery on tv, schedule links showtimes official site miscellaneous photographs sound clip(s) video clip(s) Your Vote 1 (awful) 10 (excellent) You need to be a registered user of the IMDb to rate a movie Credited cast: Amy Brenneman Mary Cassatt Charlotte Sullivan Katherine Cassatt Emma Taylor-Isherwood Elsie Cassatt (as Emma Isherwood) Jonathan Koensgen Robert Cassatt Noah Shebib Gilbert Cary Lawrence Lois Cassatt Charles Powell Alexander Cassatt Thomas Jay Ryan Edgar Degas Danette Mackay Louisa May Alcott Jeannie Walker Mathilde Jim McNabb Doctor Gregoire Dunlevy Gentleman at Gallery (as Greg Dunlevy) (more)

100. Sanford & A Lifetime Of Color: Study Art
     mary cassatt (18841926) mary cassatt is one of America s most famous women artists. Against her father s wishes, cassatt moved  
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     Extractions: Mary Cassatt is one of America's most famous women artists. Against her father's wishes, Cassatt moved to Paris, France to paint, study and exhibit with other Impressionists. She is most famous for her paintings of women doing everyday activities such as bathing a child, writing letters or drinking tea. In this painting, The Bath, Cassatt shows a mother bathing her child. Like fellow artists, Edgar Degas and Berthe Morisot , Cassatt liked to surprise us with an unexpected viewpoint. In this painting, you can imagine you are standing looking down at the mother and child.

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