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Mary Cassatt

normandiel wrote 4 hours ago: Mary Cassatt was an American born artist who fell in love with art when she was very young. She was … more →

Tags: childs bath, Deep Peeps, Deep Peeps Kickstarter, impressionist, Mary Cassatt

Mother's Kiss

Kelly@GoodOldModern wrote 1 week ago: Mary Cassatt, The Bath, c. 1891, Drypoint and soft-ground etching in yellow, blue, black, and sangui … more →

Tags: Portrait, Art, portrait 2, etching, Mary Cassatt, Impressionism, MOTHERS DAY, mom, Edgar Degas

ATY-004

celeneluke wrote 3 weeks ago: Title: Summertime (1894) Artist: Mary Cassatt, 1844-1926 Size: 57.5 x 43 cm, 22.5 ” x 17 … more →

Tags: Paintings, people in motion, Summertime

Mary Cassatt's Biography

celeneluke wrote 3 weeks ago: Born: May 22, 1844, Allegheny City, USA Died: June 14, 1926, Château de Beaufresne, near Paris, Fran … more →

Tags: Artist Biography, Biography

Conestoga River Bridge at Safe Harbor1 comment

Michael Froio wrote 3 months ago: Since the construction of the Columbia & Port Deposit Railroad in 1877 trains have operated thro … more →

Tags: The Low Grade, 1902 System Improvements, Atglen and Susquehanna, COLUMBIA, Columbia and Port Deposit, Conestoga, Cresswell Station, electrification, from the mainline

1966 Mary Cassatt 5c Multicolored

Gary wrote 3 months ago: 1966 Cassatt 5c This stamp commemorates painter Mary Cassatt, showing her work The Boating Party. … more →

Tags: Commemorative, commemorative, multicolored, Painter, 1966, The Boating Party

Turkey Hill5 comments

Michael Froio wrote 3 months ago: View of Turkey Hill from the north, near Creswell Station, PA. Turkey Hill, a prominent feature in t … more →

Tags: railroads, The Low Grade, historic documentation, michael froio, Pennsylvania Railroad, Norfolk Southern, Atglen and Susquehanna, Susquehanna River, Philadelphia Division

Creswell Station

Michael Froio wrote 3 months ago: Plate drawing circa 1963 of Port and Cres interlocking, controlled by the operator in Cola tower, wh … more →

Tags: The Low Grade, historic documentation, michael froio, Pennsylvania Railroad, Norfolk Southern, Train Station, Atglen and Susquehanna, Philadelphia Division, low grade

Join the Club

Parkstone International wrote 3 months ago: If I were to ask you what Camille Pissarro, Dermot Morgan (Ted), Abraham, Christmas, William, Steve … more →

Tags: art exhibition, Art, Degas, God, Bible, monet, Impressionism, Renoir, Nathalia Brodskaya

Atglen and Susquehanna Branch4 comments

Michael Froio wrote 3 months ago: The Pennsylvania Railroad’s Atglen and Susquehanna Branch was an integral segment of the Low Grade n … more →

Tags: The Low Grade, historic documentation, michael froio, Pennsylvania Railroad, Norfolk Southern, Atglen and Susquehanna, Philadelphia Division, low grade, LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPHY

Final Montreal weekend to see 74 great French Impressionist paintings from the Clark Institute

Richard Burnett wrote 4 months ago: The Snake Charmer by Jean-Léon Gérôme (c. 1879) © The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Wil … more →

Tags: pop tart, Art, Bonnard, Corot, Degas, French Impressionism, Gauguin, Impressionism, Manet

Columbia, Pennsylvania: 20th Century and the PRR Improvements Project2 comments

Michael Froio wrote 4 months ago: By the late 1800’s the Pennsylvania Railroad had developed into a well-heeled transportation system … more →

Tags: railroads, The Low Grade, historic documentation, michael froio, Pennsylvania Railroad, Norfolk Southern, Train Station, Atglen and Susquehanna, Philadelphia Division

Paintings by Impressionist Artists- National Gallery of Art - West - Washington, DC

frogsview wrote 4 months ago: And so as I strolled between the rooms in this part of the gallery I snapped photos of some of my fa … more →

Tags: Washington, DC: 2, DC, national gallery of art west, Impressionist Artists, monet, Manet, Renoir, Cezanne

December 22nd today

Just Write Away wrote 5 months ago: Maternite by Mary Cassatt Maternity by Marc Chagall In some other part of the world, some are celebr … more →

Tags: image, Painting, Mother, Family, chagall, Motherhood

Impresionismo y la moda

Parkstone International wrote 7 months ago: Ahora que están tan de moda los blogs de estilismo y las egobloggers son las nuevas estrellas de la … more →

Tags: art 2, Musee d'Orsay, Impresionismo, Renoir, Paris, Moda, Siglo XIX, Nathalia Brodskaya, Moulin Rouge

Paris for Fashionistas - “Impressionisme et la Mode” at Musée d’Orsay

Karen wrote 7 months ago: “Impressionisme et la Mode” at Musée d’Orsay is a multifaceted show, featuring paintings by Manet, M … more →

Tags: Art, Shopping, Design, Women, Manet, monet, Musée Galliera, Caillebotte, Zola

Philadelphia Division: Cordorus Creek1 comment

Michael Froio wrote 7 months ago: During the construction of the low-grade, surveyors encountered several obstacles in the form of cre … more →

Tags: York Haven Line, historic documentation, mainline, michael froio, PRR, Pennsylvania Railroad, Conrail, Norfolk Southern, Philadelphia

Philadelphia Division: Cly

Michael Froio wrote 8 months ago: Former location of Cly block station and interlocking. The tower actually sat just around the curve, … more →

Tags: York Haven Line, historic documentation, mainline, michael froio, PRR, Pennsylvania Railroad, Conrail, Norfolk Southern, Philadelphia

A fresh look at art – Women and their understated part in history

GenderBen wrote 8 months ago: This post was written for Gender Agenda, the Cambridge University Student’s Union Women’ … more →

Tags: Feminism, Popular Culture, Women, Art, Barbara Hepworth, Cameron, Claricia, Claude Cahun, feminist art


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