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Mary Cassatt:Art & Antiques, December 1985 by Mary.Mary Cassatt. Gordon, 1985 Mary Cassatt, Impressions The Graphic Art of Mary Cassatt by New York. Museum of Graphic Art.Introduction by Adelyn D. Breeskin; Foreword by Donald H. Karshan, 1967 Mary Cassatt: Modern Woman. by Mary]. Barter, Judith A. ed. [CASSATT, 1999 Mary Cassatt: a portrait, by Elisabeth P Myers, 1971 Mary Cassatt, prints and drawings by Mary Cassatt, 1980 Mary Cassatt - Un Peintre Des Enfants et Des Meres by Achille Segard, 1913 Mary Cassatt Address Book by Mary Cassatt, 1991-03 Mary Cassatt (Collector's Edition) by Jay Roudebush, 1982 Mary Cassatt (Life and Work of) by Ernestine Giesecke, 2006-05-15 Women caring for children in "the Floating World".(Mary Cassatt )(Cover story)(Biography): An article from: Emerging Infectious Diseases by Polyxeni Potter, 2006-11-01 Miss Mary Cassatt: Inpressionist from Pennsylvania by Frederick A. Sweet, 1966 Mary Cassatt (Fl) by Jay Roudebush, 1982 MARY CASSATT. by Griselda. Pollocl, 1980

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101. Cassatt-Mary
     cassatt, mary American 18451926 Painter. Part of the 1for1.com network! blank.  
     http://home.ipoline.com/~legends/Insatiable/artbasics/html/cassatt-mary.html

102. The Art Institute Of Chicago: Art Access
     mary cassatt. American, 18441926. The Child’s Bath, 1893. View enlargement. mary cassatt was the only American to exhibit with the original Impressionist group.  
     http://www.artic.edu/artaccess/AA_Impressionist/pages/IMP_6.shtml
     
     Extractions: Mary Cassatt American, 1844-1926 Oil on canvas 100.3 x 66 cm Robert A. Waller Fund, 1910.2 View enlargement Mary Cassatt was the only American to exhibit with the original Impressionist group. Like her friend Degas , she was a highly skilled draftsman who preferred unposed, asymmetrical compositions . In The Child's Bath, woodblock prints , which had become extremely popular in France at the time. The many paintings, pastels, and prints in which Cassatt depicted children being bathed, dressed, read to, held, or nursed reflect the most advanced 19th-century ideas about raising children. After 1870, French scientists and physicians encouraged mothers (instead of wet-nurses and nannies) to care for their children and suggested modern approaches to health and personal hygiene, including regular bathing. In the face of several cholera epidemics in the mid-1880s, bathing was encouraged not only as a remedy for body odors but as a preventative measure against disease. back to top

103. Cassatt Art Posters
     Gallery of mary cassatt s paintings, available as free ecards and as fine art posters and prints. Click here to send a mary cassatt painting as a free e-card.  
     http://www.interesting.com/artist/Cassatt/
     
     Extractions: E-Cards Art Posters Links Welcome Click here to send a Mary Cassatt painting as a free e-card. Our virtual postcards are simpler, faster, and more classy than some electronic greeting cards out there, and they're all entirely free. The Cassatt paintings below are available as fine art prints from All Posters . I highly recommend giving them a try. Their Web site is well organized, their products are high quality, their service is good, and their prices are low. You can order any art print unframed, framed, or mounted on wood. I've bought a few of the framed prints myself. By the way, I do make a commission if you buy one of these prints. But it doesn't add to your cost. (If you have a Cassatt or art Web page of your own, you might want to look into All Posters' affiliate program . They pay very fair commissions and you can feel good about referring your visitors to a good company.) Chris Whitten, Interesting.com Webmaster Cassatt

104. Mary Cassatt
     sister)oil,1880.Musée du Petit Palais,Paris Lydia .  
     http://artquizz.free.fr/Cassatt.html
     
     Extractions: Pendant un voyage de quatre ans en France et en Allemagne, Mary a vu les oeuvres de Courbet, Delacroix et Ingres dans le Pavillion du Réalisme à l'Exposition Universelle de Paris de 1855. Ceci l'a peut-être infuencée quand elle a commencé à peindre. Pendant la guerre civile américaine, Mary a étudié aux Beaux Arts de Philadelphie. En 1965, elle décide de finir ses études aux Beaux Arts à Paris et y va avec ses amis, Eliza Haldeman et Thomas Eakins 2. Mary a étudié avec Jean-Léon Gérôme parce que:

105. Mary Cassatt
     Womanshow 2000. Spaightwood Galleries. mary cassatt (American, 18441926). mary cassatt was the only American to exhibit with the Impressionist group.  
     http://spaightwoodgalleries.com/Pages/Cassatt.html
     
     Extractions: Home Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Prints Artists Womanshow 2000 According to Cassatt's correspondence, she had originally only pulled one or two proofs from these plates. Nearly 20 years later, she found the plates in her storeroom and asked Eugene Delatre, the best known printer in Paris at the time, to print a small edition of each for her. One of her patrons, Mrs. Havemeyer, insisted that since the plate had already been printed, Cassatt had to indicate that by dating the print when she signed it; Cassatt insisted that she had never printed the plate before and refused, accusing Mrs. Havemeyer of trying to cheat her by paying her less for the works as if they were second editions. Having refused to date them, she decided not to sign them at all (a not-uncommon way of publishing prints at the time: Chagall's

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