Mary Cassatt
37 pieces 4 collections Paris, France
Born near Pittsburgh, Cassatt moved to Paris against her family's wishes and became the only American to show with the Impressionists. She painted and drew the private lives of women, above all mothers and children, and after seeing Japanese prints in 1890 made a set of color etchings that rank among the finest prints of the century. Every piece here is in the public domain, shown from museums that share their collections openly.
