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035 _a(AEA)9B71E2FFAE2411D3B23000A024B58F5C
035 _a(DLSU-DASMA)BOOK00837
040 _cAEA
050 _aR ND 237.C3 M424 1992
100 _aMathews, Nancy Mowll.
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245 0 _aMary Cassalt.
260 _aNew York :
_bRizzoli International Pub,
_cc1992.
520 _aMary Cassat's depiction of contemplative women and children have often been regarded as uniquely symbolic subjects in the restrictive Victorian era.Nancy Mowll Mathews explains how Cassat((1844-1926) was not an isolated phenomenon "but rather the product of a progressive epoch for women.Her oeuvre,based on feminine themes,represented women's newfound freedom and life-styles that can be pursued regardless of gender.Index to Colorplates:Head of Young Girl, at the Theater,The Loge,Lydia at a Tapestry Loom,Susan on a Balcony Holding a Dog,Lady at the Tea Table ,Young women Sewing in a Garden,The Letter,In the Omnibus,The bath,summertime,Patty-Cake,Simone in a White Bonnet.
650 _aCassalt, Mary, 1844-1926 -- Criticism and interpretation.
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