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the ambassadors.(works of Mary Cassatt)(Brief article)

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Byline: Kristin Hohenadel

In 1865, a 21-year-old Pennsylvanian named Mary Cassatt set sail for Paris, to study painting in the art center of the world. She took private classes and copied works in the Louvre, eventually becoming the only non-native member of the French Impressionists. "Americans in Paris: 1860-1900," opening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art this month, features nearly 100 works by Cassatt and other artists of her era who headed to the City of Light, among them James McNeill Whistler, John Singer Sargent, and Winslow Homer. Many of these painters went on to become leading figures in American art, but even those who, like Cassatt, made a career in France remained outsiders. The canvases here largely reveal postcard glimpses of Paris's superficial charms-its parks and gardens, street life and cafes-or the expatriate life of opera boxes and ...

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