
1844–1926 · American · 31 artworks
artist bio
Mary Cassatt was an American painter and printmaker, and one of the three great women Impressionists. She is best known for her intimate depictions of women, particularly mothers with their children, capturing the nuances of their relationships and daily lives.
what you'll learn
Studying Cassatt's work allows students to explore Impressionist techniques through a unique female perspective, focusing on domestic scenes and the portrayal of women's roles in society. Students can learn about composition, color theory, and the use of light to create intimate and emotionally resonant paintings.
related: Edgar Degas, Berthe Morisot, Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Maternal Tenderness
1908

Woman Reading in a Garden
1880

Portrait of Alexander J. Cassat and His Son Robert Kelso Cassatt
1885

Mother Jeanne Nursing Her Baby
1908

Child Drinking Milk
1868

Francoise Wearing a Big White Hat
1908

After the bath
1901

Head of a Young Girl
1876

Madame Meerson and Her Daughter
1899

The Gden Reading
1898

The Fitting
1891

Woman at Her Toilette
1909

Young Mother and Two Children
1905

Margot
1902

Mother Combing Her Child's Hair
1879

Little Girl in a Red Beret
1898

Jules Standing by His Mother
1901

Young Woman In Green Outdoors In The Sun
1914

Study for Augusta Reading to Her Daughter
1910

Children in a Garden
1878

Woman`s Head with Large Hat
1909

Nude Baby on Mother`s Lap Resting Her arm on the Back of the Chair
1913

Children Playing with a Cat
1908

Simone in Plumed Hat
1903

Portrait of Mrs William Harrison
1890

Helene de Septeuil
1889

Nurse Reading to a Little Girl
1895

Auguste Reading to Her Daughter
1910

Woman Sewing
1914

Mother and Child Reading
1913

Master Robert Kelso Cassatt
1882