Takes a close-up look at key paintings by Mary Cassatt, analyzing composition, line, color, subject matter, and the world in which she lived to define the characteristics of her work
05/11: So what does make a Cassatt a Cassatt? Intimate moments between mothers and children are her favorite subjects. Japanese prints inspired contrasting patterns and tilted perspective hands link the two figures and tell a story Cassatt liked to crop her subjects in unexpected ways Cassatt often used solid lines and clear colors. This series is excellent. We enjoy along with the Mike Venezia "Getting to Know the World's Greatest Artists" series.