Past Exhibition

Prints and Drawings by Mary Cassatt

The artwork shows the head and upper shoulders of a young girl in a three-quarter view. Her head is slightly turned to the right, revealing a smile. The girl has brown hair and is wearing a broad-brimmed hat with pastel strokes. She has a high-collared light-colored garment. The background is plain and neutral. There are no visible signs of jewelry or additional objects in the frame.
Mary Cassatt, Sara Wearing a Bonnet and Coat, c. 1904/1906, pastel over pastel counterproof on chine collé, Rosenwald Collection, 1980.45.9

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    Ground Floor, Gallery G-19
The artwork shows the head and upper shoulders of a young girl in a three-quarter view. Her head is slightly turned to the right, revealing a smile. The girl has brown hair and is wearing a broad-brimmed hat with pastel strokes. She has a high-collared light-colored garment. The background is plain and neutral. There are no visible signs of jewelry or additional objects in the frame.
Mary Cassatt, Sara Wearing a Bonnet and Coat, c. 1904/1906, pastel over pastel counterproof on chine collé, Rosenwald Collection, 1980.45.9

Overview: This exhibition of prints and drawings by Mary Cassatt was selected from the Rosenwald collection.

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