It’s hard to suspect the elegant and sedate Queen Elizabeth II of pranks and mischief, but she was once a little child too. And, like
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“The Letter” 1890-91 National Gallery of Art, Washington, USA. In the spring of 1891, the Durand-Ruel Gallery organized the first solo exhibition of the artist’s
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The most ambitious exhibition of the British artist Lucian Freud (December 8, 1922, Berlin – July 20, 2011, London) has opened at the National Portrait
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“Tea Party” or “Five o’clock” 1879-80 92.7 x 64.77 cm Oil, canvas. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, USA In addition to the “children’s” theme, Cassatt
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The misunderstanding that occurred in 1917 with the painting “Morning Toilet” (Girl Arranging Her Hair) was a pleasant event for Cassatt, because her work was
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The theme of the naked female body attracted many painters, not to mention the impressionists, who sometimes “got stuck” in this subject beyond measure. Cassatt’s
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The Kyoto company Kin-un-ken opened around 1871 and produced high-quality cloisonné enamel art wares under the direction of Ozaki Kyubei. The company had a high
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Cassatt’s dream of visiting Spain came true in 1872. The trip left a lot of impressions, and their positive influence on the artist’s work is
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Mary Cassatt Born May 22, 1844 in Allegheny, Pennsylvania. She was raised in a family of a stockbroker. Her parents hoped that their daughter would
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William Merritt Chase 1849-1919. Talented American impressionist artist Born November 1, 1849 in Ninevah. William showed interest in painting in his youth. His first lessons
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