It was 1874, it was a new republic, it was a new world. The artists who became the impressionists took seriously what we now often fear: that when life changes outwardly, culture must change inwardly.
The art style of Impressionism can be defined with loose, visible brushstrokes, light colours, a bright palette, and a specific focus on the lights and shadows that covered their landscapes or models.
it offers a unique opportunity to explore the artistry of Mary Cassatt (1844-1926), a leading figure of the French impressionist movement and the most celebrated female artist of her era.