A
Child's Book of Lullabies
by Shona McKellar, Mary Cassatt (Illustrator)
(Hardcover - April 1997)
Color
Your Own Mary Cassatt Masterpieces
by Mary Cassatt, Marty Noble (Illustrator)
(Paperback - March 2000)
Mary
Cassatt : A Life
by Nancy Mowll Mathews, Nancy Mowell Mathews
(Paperback - October 1998)
Mary
Cassatt
by Sophia Craze
(Paperback - March 1998)
Mary
Cassatt : Painter of Modern Women (World of Art)
by Griselda Pollock, Mary Cassatt
(Paperback - September 1998)
Mary
Cassatt : Prints and Drawings from the Artist's Studio
by Warren Adelson, et al
(Paperback)
Mary
Cassatt (Getting to Know the World's Greatest Artists)
by Mike Venezia (Illustrator)
(Paperback - August 1994)
Mary
Cassatt (Treasures of Art)
by Trewin Copplestone
(Hardcover - September 1998)
Mary
Cassatt : Paintings and Prints
by Frank Getlein
(Paperback - November 1980)
Mary
Cassatt: Reflections On Women's Lives
by Mancoff. D.
For readers who are looking for an instructive first glance or an introduction
to Mary Cassatt, this book is perfect. The medium-sized volume contains
a biography of Cassatt by art historian Debra Mancoff and also offers reproductions
that are surprisingly large and clear. These plates give readers as accurate
a view as is possible in a book of Cassatt's virtuoso brushwork, sure-handed
lines, and soft, deep aquatints.
Mancoff includes many of the artist's piquant remarks (as well as quotes
from her friends and acquaintances, who found Cassatt often charming, always
impressive, and sometimes "slashing" in her outspokenness). Upon seeing
Degas's work for the first time, Cassatt flattened her nose against the
window of the shop where they were shown, "to absorb all I could." When
Degas urged her to exhibit with the impressionists instead of in the stuffy,
official French salon, she "accepted with joy," she wrote. "I hated conventional
art. I began to live." Mancoff has a nice touch with details, and her book
should be just right for anyone who wants to learn more about this gifted
and ambitious artist. The long, enriched captions for the plates are like
the tape-recorded tours that accompany major exhibitions. They give the
reader enough historical and critical background to make the works of art
as meaningful as possible. --Peggy Moorman - Amazon.com
Hardcover from Stewart, Tabori & Chang
Book Published: 01 September, 1998 |
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Suzette
and the Puppy : A Story About Mary Cassatt
by Joan Sweeney, Jennifer Heyd Wharton (Illustrator)
(Hardcover - October 2000)
Mary Cassatt Postcards : 24 Full Color Ready-To-Mail Cards
by Mary Cassatt
Listed under Postcards
Cassatt : 16 Art Stickers
by Mary Cassatt
Listed under Art Stickers
A
Child Is Born
by Mary Cassatt
(Paperback - October 1994)
Mary
Cassatt (Library of American Art)
by Nancy Mowll Mathews, Nancy Mowell Mathews
(Hardcover - April 1987)
Mary Cassatt Giftwrap Paper : 2 Sheets With 3 Matching Gift Cards
by Mary Cassatt, Carol Belanger Grafton (Designer)
Listed under Postcards
Mary
Cassatt (An Abrams First Impressions Book)
by Susan E. Meyer
(Hardcover - November 1990)
Mary
Cassatt Oils and Pastels : Oils and Pastels
by E. John Bullard, John Bullard
(Paperback - September 1984)
Mary
Cassatt : An American in Paris (A First Book)
by Philip Brooks
(School & Library Binding - December 1995)
Mary
Cassatt : Portrait of an American Impressionist (Trailblazers Biographies)
by Thomas Streissguth, Tom Streissguth
(Library Binding - November 1998)
Mary
Cassatt (The Life and Work Of)
by Ernestine Giesecke
(Library Binding)
Mary
Cassatt: Modern Woman
by Judith A. Barter, et al
(Hardcover - October 1998)
Visions : Stories About Women Artists
by Leslie Sills, et al
Listed under Women Artists
