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Mary Cassatt

United States of America · 1844–1926 · Impressionism · 722 artworks found
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Mary Cassatt
1844–1926
Born May 22, 1844 (Allegheny)
Died June 14, 1926 (Le Mesnil-Théribus) at the age of 82
Nationality United States of America
Epochs Impressionism
Genre portrait, genre painting, landscape, figure painting
Profession painter, graphic artist, photographer, etcher
Family
Father: Robert S. Cassatt
Mother: Katherine Kelso Cassatt
Sibling: Alexander Cassatt, Lydia Cassatt
Teacher Jean-Léon Gérôme, Charles Chaplin, Thomas Couture, Paul Constant Soyer
Notable works The Child's Bath (1893), Woman with a Pearl Necklace in a Loge (1879), Kleines Mädchen im blauen Fauteuil (1878), The Cup of Tea (1880), Die Bootsfahrt (1893)
Museums National Gallery of Art, Art Institute of Chicago, INHA Bibliotheque numerique (Cariatide), Smithsonian Institution, Clark Art Institute
Mary Cassatt

Mary Cassatt

    May 22, 1844   -   June 14, 1926

Mary Stevenson Cassatt was an American painter who, together with Marie Bracquemond and Berthe Morisot, was one of the "Grandes Dames" of Impressionism. Her father was a stockbroker and real estate agent, her mother came from a respected banking family. This wealthy background enabled Cassatt to receive an excellent education. Especially her mother, who was described as very well-read and educated, is said to have influenced her. During her childhood the family lived in Europe for five years. During this time Cassatt probably became interested in painting and later decided to study art to become a professional painter herself. The family was against it for various reasons, one being that it was inappropriate for women from wealthy families to pursue a profession at that time. On the other hand, her conservative parents feared that her studies would lead her to embrace feminist and unconventional ideologies. In fact, Cassatt later campaigned strongly for equal rights and the right to vote for women.

Against the will of her parents, Cassatt began studying at the Pennsylvania Art Academy at the age of 15. Although around 20% of the students were female, they were not accepted as fully-fledged by the teaching staff and male fellow students. This fact, the slowly progressing curriculum and the poor course offerings frustrated Cassatt so much that she dropped out of her studies prematurely. Once again she was able to assert her will and travelled to Europe to study the old masters on her own. Not only her father was strictly against her career aspirations, but she often met with resistance from the academic artists in Paris, where she ended up settling down. She was rarely given the recognition she deserved for her work. It was therefore not surprising that she accepted the invitation of Edgar Degas and exhibited many works with the Impressionists, who were considered unconventional. She became a passionate advocate of the movement, especially in her old home country.

Mary Cassatt remained unmarried, as did her close friend Degas. Despite their close relationship, an affair seems unlikely, as they were both influenced by their strictly conservative, moral background. Vincent van Gogh is also said to have intimated in some letters that Degas was sexually abstinent. Nevertheless, their relationship was so close that the studios of the two were only 5 minutes apart. Degas was in her studio almost daily, a close advisor and her mentor. Cassatt tried to distance herself from Degas' works by often focusing on women in everyday life and especially the intimate relationship between mother and child, as in "La Toilette" or "The Breastfeeding Mother". From 1910 on, her active creative period declined. Her brother died that year of an infection, which he probably contracted during a trip to Egypt with his wife and Mary. Until 1912 she could no longer paint out of grief. Later she increasingly lost her eyesight due to diabetes, until she finally became completely blind. This is said to have affected her deeply, because her great passion, art, was extinguished together with her eyesight.

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Mary Cassatt
Breakfast in Bed, 1897
1897 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
 
Undated | drypoint and aquatint on paper

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Mary Cassatt
Child in a Straw Hat
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Mary Cassatt
Young Woman Sewing in the garden...
1882 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
Mrs Cassatt Reading to her Grand...
1888 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
 
1893 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
Woman Bathing (La Toilette), 189...
1890 | drypoint and aquatint

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Mary Cassatt
Two Seated Women
1869 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
Lilacs in a Window, c1880.
1880 | oil painting

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Mary Cassatt
Child in a Straw Hat, c. 1886.
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1893 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
Sara holding a catn
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Lilacs in a Window
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Mary Cassatt
Girl Arranging Her Hair
1886 |

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Mary Cassatt
Reclining Nude
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Mary Cassatt
Mother in Purple Holding her Chi...
1914 | Pastel on buff paper

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Mary Cassatt
Young Mother Sewing, 1900
19th century | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
Little Girl in a Blue Armchairn
1878 |

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Mary Cassatt
Feeding the ducks
1894 | Unknown

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Mary Cassatt
 
1890 | color drypoint and aquatint on laid paper

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Mary Cassatt
The Child's Bath, 1893.
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Mary Cassatt
Maternal Kiss, 1896.
1896 | pastel

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Mary Cassatt
Woman in a Black Hat and a Raspb...
1899 | pastel on tan paper

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Mary Cassatt
Mother's Kiss, 1890-1891.
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Mary Cassatt
The Black Hat, c. 1890.
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Mary Cassatt
Young Woman in Black, c.1882
1882 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
A Kiss for Baby Anne, 1897 (past...
1897 | pastel on paper

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Mary Cassatt
Mother's Kiss, 1890-1891.
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Mary Cassatt
Mother and Child, 1897 (pastel o...
1897 | pastel on paper

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Mary Cassatt
 
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Mary Cassatt
Mrs. Robert S. Cassatt, the Arti...
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Mary Cassatt
Young Girl Reading Jeune Fille L...
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Mary Cassatt
 
1881 | Soft ground etching and aquatint on cream laid paper

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Mary Cassatt
Musical Party, 1874
1874 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
Woman Bathing, 1890-1891.
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Mary Cassatt
Children in a Garden
1878 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
Lady in Black, in a Loge, Facing...
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Mary Cassatt
Fillette au Grand Chapeaun
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Mary Cassatt
 
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Mary Cassatt
Mother"s Kiss, c.1891
1891 | Dry-point pressure

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Mary Cassatt
Mother Louise Holding Up Her Blu...
Undated | Pastel on grey paper

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Mary Cassatt
Mother's Kiss, 1890-1891.
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Mary Cassatt
Lady at the Tea Table, 1883-5
1885 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
 
1881 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
 
Undated | drypoint in black

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Mary Cassatt
Mothers Kiss
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Mary Cassatt
 
1878 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
LEnfant bleun
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Mary Cassatt
Woman in Raspberry Costume Holdi...
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Mary Cassatt
Mrs. Alexander J. Cassat in a Bl...
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Mary Cassatt
 
1884 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
 
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Mary Cassatt
 
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Mary Cassatt
 
Undated | color drypoint and aquatint

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Mary Cassatt
 
1903 | Black chalk on paper

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Mary Cassatt
 
Undated | softground etching in black

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Mary Cassatt
Young Woman in Black,
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Mary Cassatt
Drawing for Standing Nude, c.1879
1879 | graphite on buff wove paper, traced over for soft-ground etching with offset of soft-ground on verso, showing through

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Mary Cassatt
The Cup of Tea, c.1880-1
1880 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
 
1886 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
 
1890 | pastel on tan wove paper

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Mary Cassatt
 
Undated | color drypoint and aquatint

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Mary Cassatt
 
Undated | Pastel on grey paper

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Mary Cassatt
Girl Arranging Her Hair, 1886.
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Mary Cassatt
 
1896 | Drypoint and aquatint, in color, on off-white laid paper

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Mary Cassatt
Childs Head, c1902, c1932
1902 | pastel

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Mary Cassatt
 
1882 | Soft-ground etching in black on ivory laid paper

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Mary Cassatt
 
Undated | graphite on wove paper

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Mary Cassatt
Master Alexander J. Cassatt, Jr....
1914 | pastel on paperboard

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Mary Cassatt
Head of a Young Girl (pastel on ...
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Mary Cassatt
Mother with Left Hand Holding Sa...
Undated | oil and pastel on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
Sarah Looking Left, 1901 (pastel...
1901 | pastel on paper

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Mary Cassatt
 
Undated | color drypoint and aquatint on laid paper

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Mary Cassatt
 
1886 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
 
Undated | pastel on paper mounted on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
Mother Rose Nursing Her Child, c...
19th century | pastel on paper

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Mary Cassatt
La Tasse de then
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Mary Cassatt
Louisine Havemeyer and Her Daugh...
1895 | pastel on paper

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Mary Cassatt
Mother and Sarah with the Baby, ...
1901 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
Sara with her Dog in an Armchair...
1901 | oil on canvas

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Mary Cassatt
 
1880 | Watercolor on paper

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Mary Cassatt
Woman holding a dog (pastel on p...
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Mary Cassatt
The Bare Back, 1906
1906 | pastel on paper

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Mary Cassatt
 
1878 | Watercolor and gouache on paper

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Mary Cassatt
Young Child in its Mother's Arms
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Mary Cassatt
Francoise Wearing a Big White Hat,
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Mary Cassatt
After-Dinner Coffee recto, After...
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Mary Cassatt
Woman and Child (Mathilde Holdin...
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Mary Cassatt
Mary Cassatt
1844–1926
BornMay 22, 1844 (Allegheny)
DiedJune 14, 1926 (Le Mesnil-Théribus) at the age of 82
NationalityUnited States of America
EpochsImpressionism
Genreportrait, genre painting, landscape, figure painting
Professionpainter, graphic artist, photographer, etcher
Family
Father: Robert S. Cassatt
Mother: Katherine Kelso Cassatt
Sibling: Alexander Cassatt, Lydia Cassatt
TeacherJean-Léon Gérôme, Charles Chaplin, Thomas Couture, Paul Constant Soyer
Notable worksThe Child's Bath (1893), Woman with a Pearl Necklace in a Loge (1879), Kleines Mädchen im blauen Fauteuil (1878), The Cup of Tea (1880), Die Bootsfahrt (1893)
MuseumsNational Gallery of Art, Art Institute of Chicago, INHA Bibliotheque numerique (Cariatide), Smithsonian Institution, Clark Art Institute

Mary Stevenson Cassatt was an American painter who, together with Marie Bracquemond and Berthe Morisot, was one of the "Grandes Dames" of Impressionism. Her father was a stockbroker and real estate agent, her mother came from a respected banking family. This wealthy background enabled Cassatt to receive an excellent education. Especially her mother, who was described as very well-read and educated, is said to have influenced her. During her childhood the family lived in Europe for five years. During this time Cassatt probably became interested in painting and later decided to study art to become a professional painter herself. The family was against it for various reasons, one being that it was inappropriate for women from wealthy families to pursue a profession at that time. On the other hand, her conservative parents feared that her studies would lead her to embrace feminist and unconventional ideologies. In fact, Cassatt later campaigned strongly for equal rights and the right to vote for women.

Against the will of her parents, Cassatt began studying at the Pennsylvania Art Academy at the age of 15. Although around 20% of the students were female, they were not accepted as fully-fledged by the teaching staff and male fellow students. This fact, the slowly progressing curriculum and the poor course offerings frustrated Cassatt so much that she dropped out of her studies prematurely. Once again she was able to assert her will and travelled to Europe to study the old masters on her own. Not only her father was strictly against her career aspirations, but she often met with resistance from the academic artists in Paris, where she ended up settling down. She was rarely given the recognition she deserved for her work. It was therefore not surprising that she accepted the invitation of Edgar Degas and exhibited many works with the Impressionists, who were considered unconventional. She became a passionate advocate of the movement, especially in her old home country.

Mary Cassatt remained unmarried, as did her close friend Degas. Despite their close relationship, an affair seems unlikely, as they were both influenced by their strictly conservative, moral background. Vincent van Gogh is also said to have intimated in some letters that Degas was sexually abstinent. Nevertheless, their relationship was so close that the studios of the two were only 5 minutes apart. Degas was in her studio almost daily, a close advisor and her mentor. Cassatt tried to distance herself from Degas' works by often focusing on women in everyday life and especially the intimate relationship between mother and child, as in "La Toilette" or "The Breastfeeding Mother". From 1910 on, her active creative period declined. Her brother died that year of an infection, which he probably contracted during a trip to Egypt with his wife and Mary. Until 1912 she could no longer paint out of grief. Later she increasingly lost her eyesight due to diabetes, until she finally became completely blind. This is said to have affected her deeply, because her great passion, art, was extinguished together with her eyesight.



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