Past Exhibition

Prints by Mary Cassatt

Two individuals are seated closely together. The person on the left is partially obscured by a cup while drinking, and they have short hair. The individual on the right is in profile, with identifiable facial features and short, neatly combed hair. Both are wearing dark formal clothing, with a textured background and table setting between them consisting of ornate silverware on a circular tray.
Mary Cassatt, Lydia and Her Mother at Tea, 1882, softground etching and aquatint, Rosenwald Collection, 1949.5.465

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    Ground Floor, Cafeteria Corridor
Two individuals are seated closely together. The person on the left is partially obscured by a cup while drinking, and they have short hair. The individual on the right is in profile, with identifiable facial features and short, neatly combed hair. Both are wearing dark formal clothing, with a textured background and table setting between them consisting of ornate silverware on a circular tray.
Mary Cassatt, Lydia and Her Mother at Tea, 1882, softground etching and aquatint, Rosenwald Collection, 1949.5.465

Overview: The exhibition featured prints from the Rosenwald collection and from the gift of Elisabeth Achelis.

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