She was 25, freshly out of a Philadelphia art school that had nothing more to teach her, and wandering the French countryside on her own terms. Nobody called it Impressionism yet, that word didn't exist. Mary Cassatt was just painting what she saw, her way. A few years later she'd be the only American woman invited to show alongside Monet and the rest of the group that would define a movement.
A new artwork wallpaper every week, early access to new collections, and 15% off your first order. No spam. Leave whenever you like.
