This volume celebrates one of Impressionism’s most remarkable voices. A pioneering American artist in Paris, Cassatt defied Victorian convention and found mentorship in Degas, whose influence helped shape her luminous depictions of women and children.
Featuring 72 full-color reproductions and text by art critic Frank Getlein, the book offers an intimate look at Cassatt’s life, her place among the Impressionists, and the quiet strength that defines her art.
