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Mary Cassatt — After the Bath
Mary Cassatt

After the Bath

1901

Mary Cassatt began using pastel in the 1870s and continued to experiment with the medium throughout her career. This drawing depicts a mother and child, one of the artist's preferred subjects. Cassatt typically used the technique seen here, in which she finished her sitters' faces with a high degree of detail but rendered the rest of the composition in a much looser and sketchier style.

Medium
pastel

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Mary Cassatt, After the Bath, 1901

Mary Cassatt began using pastel in the 1870s and continued to experiment with the medium throughout her career. This drawing depicts a mother and child, one of the artist's preferred subjects. Cassatt typically used the technique seen here, in which she finished her sitters' faces with a high degree of detail but rendered the rest of the composition in a much looser and sketchier style.

Medium
pastel
Year
1901
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

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Modern, Drawing, Unique Work

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