The world of Tea, reading and lodges at Mary Cassatt's houseCassatt paints women as actresses of modern life: they travel, read, watch the show and receive tea without becoming simple objects of the gaze.
1844 - 1926Life of Mary Cassatt
1879First participation in impressionist exhibitions
1890 - 1891Major suite of prints in Japanese colors
°4,000Paintings, pastels, drawings and prints - overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
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1878 -1914 · Omnibus, lodge, newspaper and female sociability
Cassatt paints women as actresses of modern life: they travel, read, watch the show and receive tea without becoming simple objects of the gaze.
Mary Cassatt finds an essential territory in places of modern sociability. Invited by Edgar Degas to exhibit with the Impressionists in 1879, she observed theaters, salons, transport and interiors from the concrete experience of a woman from her environment. In the omnibus shows the urban movement and the tight framing of a shared space. Woman with a pearl necklace in a dressing room places the spectator in the center: mirror, balcony and binoculars complicate the circulation of glances between stage, room and painting. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a text becomes a sign of intellectual autonomy. Cassatt cannot frequent cafes and boulevards alone with the same freedom as his male colleagues. She transforms this constraint into language: doors, mirrors, tables and close frames give architecture to feminine spaces. Her interest in Japanese prints, particularly after 1890, simplifies the plans and reinforces the elegance of the gestures. Tea, reading and dressing are therefore not insignificant leisure activities. They show how a woman occupies time, looks at the world and participates in modernity. Tea, reading and dressing are therefore not insignificant leisure activities. They show how a woman occupies time, looks at the world and participates in modernity. The selection "Tea, reading and dressing at Mary Cassatt's" notably compares Dans l'omnibus and Femme au necklace pearls in a dressing room. Its reading favors color.
At Cassatt, the woman in the dressing room is not only offered to the gaze: she looks in turn, and this reciprocity changes the whole scene.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Mary Cassatt finds an essential territory in places of modern sociability. Invited by Edgar Degas to exhibit with the Impressionists in 1879, she observed theaters, salons, transport and interiors from the concrete experience of a woman from her environment. In the omnibus shows the urban movement and the tight framing of a shared space. Woman with a pearl necklace in a dressing room places the spectator in the center: mirror, balcony and binoculars complicate the circulation of glances between stage, room and painting. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a social visit into a study of gesture, porcelain and concentration. The Cup of Tea transforms a text becomes a sign of intellectual autonomy. Cassatt cannot frequent cafes and boulevards alone with the same freedom as his male colleagues. She transforms this constraint into language: doors, mirrors, tables and close frames give architecture to feminine spaces. Her interest in Japanese prints, particularly after 1890, simplified the plans and reinforced the elegance of the gestures. Tea, reading and dressing are therefore not insignificant leisure activities. They show how a woman occupies time, looks at the world and participates in modernity.
Enter modern impressionist life
Theater, omnibus, tea and family renew the subjects accessible to a woman. This milestone sheds light on the "Tea, reading and dressing rooms at Mary Cassatt" collection, favoring color.
Simplify with Japonism
Flat areas, mirrors and color prints transform everyday gestures.
Affirm reading and autonomy
Portraits, salons and advice to collectors broaden its influence.
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Reciprocal view
The spectator observes the stage or the room instead of just being observed. This trait guides a reading of "Tea, reading and lodges at Mary Cassatt" centered on color.
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Active hand
Holding a cup, journal, or binoculars defines action and autonomy.
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Social mirror
The reflection enlarges the dressing room and shows the rules of the show.
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Japanese framing
Cut shot and flattened space bring together gesture, pattern and figure.
Explore by universe
Share tea, reading and show with Mary Cassatt
Omnibus, pearl necklace in the dressing room, cup of tea and Figaro combine mobility, looking, visiting and reading.
Transport01
Traveling in the omnibus
The tightened public space makes concrete urban autonomy visible.
For modernity. Reading "Tea, reading and lodges at Mary Cassatt" through color.Lodge02
Look with the pearl necklace
Mirror and room make the spectator an actress in the show.
For eleganceTea03
Raise the cup
The worldly ritual becomes a careful study of the gesture.
For the intimateReading04
Open Le Figaro
The focus on the journal affirms the intellectual life of the model.
For autonomyCity · Omnibus05
In the omnibus
Shared transport places women in modern mobility.
Marker work of Tea, reading and lodges at Mary CassattShow · Lodge06
Woman with a pearl necklace in a dressing room
The model looks as much as it is looked at, between mirror and room.
Marker work of Tea, reading and lodges at Mary Cassatt
Works to discover
Reproductions of tea, reading and lodges at Cassatt
Four active and distinct works bring together In the omnibus, Woman with a pearl necklace in a dressing room, The Cup of Tea and Lire Le Figaro.
Each painting is made in oil on canvas by a specialized artist, then checked with you before shipping.
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Each reproduction is unique. Slight variations of touch and material testify to the painter's manual work.
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Choosing a Modern Scene by Mary Cassatt
A matte gold, light wood or off-white frame and a vertical format will bring out the gestures, mirrors and sobriety of the spaces.
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