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Mary Cassatt: The Life and Art of a Genteel Rebel (Girls Explore, Reach for the Stars) by Cos Ferrara, 2004-01 Cassatt Art Tattoos (Fine Art Tattoos) by Mary Cassatt, 2002-08-14 Mary Cassatt: Prints and Drawings from the Artist's Studio by Warren Adelson, Jay E. Cantor, et all 2000-11-06 Essential, The: Mary Cassatt (Essential Series) by Gouveia Georgette, 2001-09-01 Mary Cassatt by Ernestine Giesecke, 2006 Mary Cassatt (Radcliffe Biography Series) by Nancy Hale, 1987-06 Mary Cassatt (The Life & Work of...S.) by Ernestine Giesecke, 2000-08-17 Sargent, Whistler and Mary Cassatt by Frederick Arnold Sweet, 1954-06 Mary Cassatt: The Life of an Artist (Artist Biographies) by Carolyn Casey, Mary Cassatt, 2004-07 The Reading Woman: A Journal by Mary Cassatt, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, et all 1991-12 Mary Cassatt and Philadelphia by Suzanne G. Lindsay, 1985-05 The World of Mary Cassatt by Robin McKown, 1976-05 Mary Cassatt, 1844-1926. [Exhibition, National Gallery of Art, September 27, 1970 Through November 8, 1970] by mary cassatt, 1970 Mary Cassatt: A Private World by Mara R. Witzling, 1991-10

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41. Heart's Ease Mary Cassatt
    Biography, representative works and suggested further resources for the impressionist painter.  
    http://www.hearts-ease.org/gallery/19th-c/impressionist/cassatt/index.html

42. Mary Cassatt Prints - Art Prints - Posters - Books - Biography
    mary cassatt prints, art prints, posters, books, biography at ImpressionistArt Prints.com. Bellingrath Gardens Richard Earl Thompson, mary cassatt.  
    http://www.impressionistartprints.com/cassatt_biography.htm

43. Heart To Heart: Japanese Women's Poetry With Illustrations By Mary Cassatt (1844
    Japanese Women's Poetry with Illustrations by mary cassatt.  
    http://womensearlyart.net/cassatt/

44. - Great Books -
    mary cassatt (18441926), American painter, born Pittsburgh (1844-1926).mary cassatt lived most of her professional career in Europe  
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45. Cassatt, Mary
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia cassatt, mary, kusat' Pronunciation Key. cassatt,mary , 1844–1926, American figure painter and etcher, b. Pittsburgh.  
    http://www.factmonster.com/cgi-bin/id/A0810723
    
    Extractions: Pronunciation Key Cassatt, Mary , American figure painter and etcher, b. Pittsburgh. Most of her life was spent in France, where she was greatly influenced by her great French contemporaries, particularly Manet and Degas, whose friendship and esteem she enjoyed. She allied herself with the impressionists early in her career. Motherhood was Cassatt's most frequent subject. Her pictures are notable for their refreshing simplicity, vigorous treatment, and pleasing color. She excelled also as a pastelist and etcher, and her drypoints and color prints are greatly admired. She is well represented in public and private galleries in the United States. Her best-known pictures include several versions of Mother and Child (Metropolitan Mus.; Mus. of Fine Arts, Boston; Worcester, Mass., Art Mus.); Lady at the Tea-Table (Metropolitan Mus.); Modern Women, a mural painted for the Women's Building of the Chicago exposition; and a portrait of the artist's mother. See catalog by A. D. Breeskin (1970, rev. ed. 1980); N. M. Mathews, ed., Cassatt and Her Circle: Selected Letters (1984); N. Hale

46. Oil Paintings - Mary Cassatt - Oil Painting Reproduction And Original - Art View
    Oil Paintings mary cassatt - Artist oil painting on canvas reproduction of originalmasterpiece, landscape, by van Gogh, Monet, Renoir Modern techniques  
    http://www.artviewseum.com/cassatt/

47. Cassatt, Mary
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia cassatt, mary, kusat' Pronunciation Key. cassatt,mary , 1844–1926, American figure painter and etcher, b. Pittsburgh.  
    http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0810723
    
    Extractions: Pronunciation Key Cassatt, Mary , American figure painter and etcher, b. Pittsburgh. Most of her life was spent in France, where she was greatly influenced by her great French contemporaries, particularly Manet and Degas, whose friendship and esteem she enjoyed. She allied herself with the impressionists early in her career. Motherhood was Cassatt's most frequent subject. Her pictures are notable for their refreshing simplicity, vigorous treatment, and pleasing color. She excelled also as a pastelist and etcher, and her drypoints and color prints are greatly admired. She is well represented in public and private galleries in the United States. Her best-known pictures include several versions of Mother and Child (Metropolitan Mus.; Mus. of Fine Arts, Boston; Worcester, Mass., Art Mus.);

48. Mary Cassatt
    Art History Art Dictionary/Biographies C Artist. cassatt, mary. Type of WorkPainting Bio mary cassatt was born in 1845 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  
    http://arthistory.about.com/library/blartist_cassatt.htm
    
    Extractions: Art History Art Dictionary/Biographies C > Artist Type of Work: Painting Born: 1845 (Pennsylvania) Died: Nationality: American Style/Movement: Impressionism Best Known For: Images of women and children. Important Works: Bio: Mary Cassatt was born in 1845 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. As a youngster, Cassatt was very interested in art - a passion which according to some, was not fully encouraged by her father, a banker. He did however support his daughter in her wishes to first study at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and then travel extensively in Europe when she was in her early 20s. At the age of 32, Cassatt was thrilled to meet Edgar Degas who was evidently just as taken with her and her work. He was so impressed, that he invited the artist to exhibit with the Impressionists, which she did from 1879-1881 and again in 1886.

49. Mary Cassatt
    Click Here, mary cassatt. Born in Pittsburgh, this American artiststudied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia  
    http://www.webgalleries.com/pm/colors/cassatt.html
    
    Extractions: Born in Pittsburgh, this American artist studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia before traveling extensively throughout Europe. The daughter of an affluent businessman, Cassatt's parents were not enthused with their daughter's aspirations to became an artist, preferring instead for her to return home to marry and settle down. But the independent Cassatt made Paris her permanent home in 1874, the year of the first Impressionist Exhibition and Cassatt's first Salon success. She met Degas in 1877 and the relationship had an immediate effect on Cassatt's work. While she employed an impressionist style and exhibited at 4 of 8 Impressionist exhibitions, her paintings express a uniqueness of their own. Most famous for her mother and daughter paintings, Cassatt also called upon other motifs which depicted the world around her. Access to the cafes and corridors of her male counterparts were denied to women, yet Cassatt's paintings are expressions of her ability to circumvent these limitations and reflect another aspect of Parisian modern life. She produced genre paintings and portraiture, and Cassatt's depictions of women are ones of independent and powerful beings. Cassatt became an important promoter of Impressionism in America. In 1914 she was awarded the gold Metal of Honor from Pennsylvania Academy. Opera and theatre were popular subjects for the Impressionists, often treated by Degas and Renoir, but here Cassatt tries something different. She presents her subject in the role of viewer. A role generally taken on by the male. Analysis of this painting centers around notions of gazing and the spectator. Like Cassatt herself, this woman is clear sighted and determined. With the tools of sight in her hands, she immerses herself in the activity of looking. Veins straining in her arm, she is oblivious to the spectator, and to the man who gazes at her from the distant balcony. This painting can be compared to Renoirs Loge (1874).

50. WebMuseum Cassatt, Mary
    cassatt, mary. cassatt, mary (b. May 22, 1844, Allegheny City, Pa., USd.June 14, 1926, Ch?eau de Beaufresne, near Paris, Fr.), American  
    http://sunsite.tus.ac.jp/wm/paint/auth/cassatt/

51. 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.

52. Mary Cassatt - Artist Biography, Image Of Painting, Portrait, Sculpture, Or Illu
    AskARt.com's auction results, biographies, images and books regarding this American Impressionist artist.Category Arts Art History Artists C cassatt, marymary cassatt Listing in AskART, an Internet artists directory and search enginefeaturing over 24000 North American painters, portraitists, miniaturists  
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    Extractions: Cassatt, Mary Stevenson Birth / Death of Mary Stevenson Cassatt State Affillation of Mary Stevenson Cassatt: Mary Stevenson Cassatt is Often Known For: FRA (Strongest affiliation) mother-child portrait, genre Table of Contents Artwork Wanted for Cassatt, Mary Stevenson New Entry # Dealers holding Cassatt, Mary Stevenson # Museums Holding Cassatt, Mary Stevenson Biography about Cassatt, Mary Stevenson Yes Active Bulletins on Cassatt, Mary Stevenson # Books that contain Cassatt, Mary Stevenson # Periodicals including Cassatt, Mary Stevenson Image Gallery of Cassatt, Mary Stevenson 122 images # Auction Records for Cassatt, Mary Stevenson New Entry Graphs for Cassatt, Mary Stevenson Yes Keywords for Cassatt, Mary Stevenson New Feature! Yes Record Price for Cassatt, Mary Stevenson was on

53. Biggallery.com Prints By CASSATT, MARY
    This page offers prints by the artist cassatt, mary. Help Desk Privacy Home Featured Prints View Shopping Cart Click here for a SnailMail Order Form  
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    Extractions: Click Here First AFTER THE BATH $19.65 (US$) img: 28 x 20 paper: 24 x 16 BATH $8.85 (US$) img: 10 x 6.5 paper: n/a View Image BATH $14.25 (US$) img: 21.25 x 14 paper: n/a View Image BREAKFAST IN BED $8.85 (US$) img: 8 x 10 paper: n/a View Image BREAKFAST IN BED $19.65 (US$) img: 19.25 x 24 paper: n/a View Image CHILD WITH A STRAW HAT $26.85 (US$) img: 22 x 17 paper: 28 x 22 CHILD WITH RED HAT $14.25 (US$) img: 16.75 x 20.25 paper: 22.5 x 28.5 View Image CHILDREN ON THE BEACH $8.85 (US$) img: n/a paper: 11.75 x 9.5 CHILDREN PLAYING ON THE BEACH $8.85 (US$) img: 11.75 x 9 paper: 14 x 11 View Image CHILDREN PLAYING ON THE BEACH $16.05 (US$)

54. Cassatt, Mary
    cassatt, mary Lydia Reading the Morning Paper, No. 1, cassatt, 1878The Nurse, cassatt, 1878 Five O¹Clock Tea, cassatt, 1880. Home  
    http://www.usc.edu/schools/annenberg/asc/projects/comm544/library/artists/Cassat

55. Biografía - Cassatt, Mary
    cassatt, mary Nacionalidad Estadounidense Pittsburgh(1844) - Le Mesnil-Théribus (1926) Estilo Impresionismo.  
    http://www.artehistoria.com/genios/pintores/1528.htm
    
    Extractions: Mary Cassatt era hija de un banquero norteamericano que nunca se mostró favorable a su deseo de llevar una carrera artítica. Toda la familia Cassatt se trasladó a París en 1851, viviendo algunos años en Alemania. En 1861 Mary estudia en la Pennsylvannia Academy of Fine Arts de Filadelfia durante cuatro años, donde obtendrá un acento académico que llevará consigo a París cuando en 1868 esté en el taller de Chaplin, aunque tampoco influyera este pintor académico excesivamente en su estilo. En estos años encontramos en ella cierta atracción hacia la pintura de Courbet . Inicia un viaje por Italia en 1871, descubriendo una profunda admiración por Velázquez y Rembrabdt lo que le motivará a viajar a España y a Holanda. Instalada definitivamente en París en 1877, se inicia su relación con Degas - algunos la llegan a considerar como su alumna - quien le recomienda integrarse en el grupo impresionista . A partir de ese momento su estilo se acerca más a Renoir y a Degas, participando en cuatro de las ocho exposiciones impresionistas con sus cuadros de niños y mujeres, temas que serán sus favoritos. En 1891 empezó su andadura en solitario en la galería Durand-Ruel, quien se convirtió en su marchante. Debido a su desahogada situación económica, Mary compró un buen número de obras a sus compañeros e incluso animó a algunos millonarios norteamericanos a que invirtieran en pintura impresionista. Sus continuos viajes la llevan a numerosos lugares europeos e incluso a Oriente Medio. A partir de 1912 se pone de manifiesto en Mary una ceguera parcial que provocará la pérdida progresiva de visión, abandonando la pintura desde ese momento en el que empieza a recibir honores como la Legión de Honor francesa o la medalla de oro de la Pennsylvania Academy of Art. Gracias a su trabajo, el Impresionismo se introdujo con fuerza en los Estados Unidos. También destaca su faceta como grabadora en la que muestra una marcada influencia de la estampa japonesa.

56. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Cassatt, Mary (Biographies)
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57. Cassatt, Mary Stevenson
    cassatt, mary Stevenson. (18441926), painter Born Bibliography. NancyMowll Mathews, mary cassatt (1994), is a biography. Discussions  
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    Extractions: (1844-1926), painter Born on May 22, 1844, in Allegheny City (now part of Pittsburgh), Pennsylvania, Mary Cassatt lived in Europe for five years as a young girl. She was tutored privately in art in Philadelphia and attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 1861-65, but she preferred learning on her own and in 1866 traveled to Europe to study. Her first major showing was at the Paris Salon of 1872; four more annual Salon exhibitions followed. In 1874 Cassatt chose Paris as her permanent residence and established her studio there. She shared with the Impressionists an interest in experiment and in using bright colors inspired by the out-of-doors. Edgar Degas became her friend; his style and that of Gustave Courbet inspired her own. Degas was known to admire her drawing especially, and at his request she exhibited with the Impressionists in 1879 and joined them in shows in 1880, 1881, and 1886. Like Degas, Cassatt showed great mastery of drawing, and both artists preferred unposed asymmetrical compositions. Cassatt also was innovative and inventive in exploiting the medium of pastels. Initially Cassatt was a figure painter whose subjects were groups of women drinking tea or on outings with friends. After the great exhibition of Japanese prints held in Paris in 1890, she brought out her series of 10 colored prints

58. The Bacchante, Mary Cassatt
    Illusions Gallery. The Bacchante mary cassatt 18 X 22 printon canvas $120.00. illusions@mindspring.com home site map  
    http://www.illusionsgallery.com/Bacchante-Cassatt.html

59. Mary Cassatt - Art Images - OCAIW [Orazio Centaro's Art Images On The Web]
    Y Z *. mary cassatt. American Painter, 18441926 - Impressionism. ENTER . Buy Posters and Prints at AllPosters.com! About  
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60. Cassatt, Mary
    HN 020 cassatt, mary (18451926) Baby Bill in His Cap and Shift, Held byHis Nurse c. 1890 pastel on paper 16.875 x 15.125 in. 42.9 x 38.4 cm.  
    http://www.umich.edu/~hartspc/umsdp/HN/HN020.html

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