Mary Cassatt is an American impressionist known for her radical take on art with feminine subjects. The exhibit called "Mary ...

PHILADELPHIA — “ Mary Cassatt at Work ” is a large and mostly satisfying exhibition devoted to the career of the great American artist beloved for her sensitive and often sentimental views ...

“Mary Cassatt at Work” exposes the dedication, drive, innovation and independent spirit of American Impressionist painter Mary Cassatt. Paintings, pastels and prints in the magnificent ...

Art & Exhibitions Mary Cassatt Was More Than Just a Painter of ‘Perpetual Afternoon Tea’ A new survey of the artist at the Philadelphia Museum of Art shines a light on women's work.

Mary Cassatt reshaped the art world by elevating everyday domestic moments into beautiful Impressionist works of art. Discover how she championed the visibility of women as both subject and artist ...

Mary Cassatt, Once Seen as Peripheral, Looks Increasingly Like a Central Figure in the Impressionist Movement Cassatt may be rightly celebrated as the genius of female domesticity, but, as an upcoming ...

“Mary Cassatt at Work” shows both those public and private worlds of women of the artist’s time, with a focus on ideas of feminine labor, from the hobby sewing of the well-to-do, to child ...

Mary Cassatt's bold "Little Girl in a Blue Armchair," on display at the Legion of Honor, was painted during 1877–1878 with an assist by Cassatt’s friend and mentor Edgar Degas.

But Mary Cassatt was primarily an artist. She worked daily from 8 in the morning till sunset, refusing to leave her easel until sunlight failed. Her evenings she spent on etchings, prints and ...

Let us know! Among the 130 works of paintings, pastels and prints in the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s major retrospective of Mary Cassatt are a handful of handwritten letters. Cassatt grew up, in part ...

Cassatt leans in close. The grand homecoming Mary Cassatt at Work at the Philadelphia Museum of Art opens 180 years after the artist’s birth, almost to the day.

This print of a woman licking the envelope of a letter she is about to mail was made by the American artist Mary Cassatt. It was one of a set of 10 color prints for her first one-person exhibition ...