Tim Marlow TV - Waldemar Januszczak TV - Mary Cassatt -
11,246. Mary Cassatt is only one of a handful of women artists up to the beginning of the twentieth century who have managed to forge strong reputations in the male-dominated saga of art history. She was an American by birth but lived in France for sixty years who helped to develop the first great movement in modern art: Impressionism. Great Artists With Tim Marlow: Mary Cassatt
11,247. The Boating Party and pays distant but direct homage to a work produced by Manet. ibid.
11,248. Perhaps in homage to her own mother Cassatt explored more intently than ever the subject of mother and child. (Artists: Cassatt & Mother) ibid.
11,249. She is a very important early great American artist, helping to build up a cultural momentum whose impact is still evident today ... She is a pioneering woman figure, one of a handful of woman artists before the twentieth century whose reputations were strong. ibid.
11,250. Another female painter who appeared in these shows – Mary Cassatt – was an American ... Look how spooky she is and psychological. Waldemar Januszczak, The Impressionists III: Painting and Revolution: Painting the People
11,251. I am independent! I can live alone and I love to work. (Artists: Cassatt & Alone) Mary Cassatt