Maria (AngliceMary) Stevenson Cassatt (Allegheny in urbe Pennsilvaniae, 22 Maii1844[1]; Château de Beaufresne, prope Lutetiam, 14 Iunii1926) fuit pictor et fabricator impressionumAmericana. Nata in Pennsilvania, sed vitam in Francia diutine degit, ubi Edgarum Degas in amicitiam recepit et tandem picturas inter Impressionistasexhibuit. Imagines vitarum socialium et privatarum mulierum saepe excogitabat, intimas matrumliberorumque copulas praesertim attingens. Alumna fuit Scholae Bellarum Artium Lutetiae et Academiae Bellarum Artium Pennsilvaniensis. A Gustavo Geffroy anno 1894 descripta est una ex "tribus dominis grandibus"[2] Impressionismi, cum Maria Bracquemond et Bertha Morisot.[3]
Imago sui, a Maria Cassatt, circa 1878. Gouache in carta, 23⅝ x 16 3/16 unciae. Metropolitan Museum of Art, Novi Eboraci.
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