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Women impressionists

This book delves into the lives and works of women artists who contributed to the Impressionist movement, highlighting their unique perspectives and artistic contributions. more

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Mary Cassatt
Mary Cassatt

Mary Cassatt was an American painter known for her paintings that depicted the relationship between mothers and children. Born on May 22, 1844, and died on June 14, 1926, Cassatt spent most of her artistic career in France, where she was closely associated with the Impressionist movement, although her style was distinct and emphasized detail and emotional expression. more

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