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Mary (Stevenson) Cassatt,1844-1926
Born to a wealthy merchant in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania on May 22, 1844, Mary Cassatt moved with her family to Paris when she was seven years old. The family returned to the United States a few years later, where Mary's artistic interest was soon unveiled. Against her parent's wishes, Mary decided to pursue a career in painting. She attended the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and in 1866 Cassatt returned to Paris. She remained in Europe the rest of her life except for brief trips to the United States.
While in Paris, she became friends with Edgar Degas, Auguste Renoir, Edouard Manet, Claude Monet and other Impressionist movement artists. She was the only American artist ever asked to show her work ... more »
Born in California, Karen Dupré is a self-taught artist whose first inspiration stemmed from her interest in horses. Hoping to translate the splendour of these animals and other wildlife through drawing, Dupré began working in pastels, when she was only nine years old. She soon progressed into the use of other mediums - primarily acrylic paints. Dupré has since broadened her repertoire to include landscapes, still life imagery, and figures, while never abandoning the wildlife that first sparked her imagination in her early years. Dupré's other pursuits include singing and archery, in addition to painting and drawing. A lot of her time is spent behind the microphone and she has given several public performances. It's very likely that she can ... more »
"Martin Johnson Heade was born in 1819 in Lumberville, a small rural community near Doylestown, in Buck's County, Pennsylvania. He was the eldest son in the large family of Joseph Cowell Heed, the owner of a farm and a lumber mill. Heade's first lessons in art were provided locally by Edward Hicks and probably also by Thomas Hicks, Edward's cousin, a rudimentary instruction apparently never replaced by more formal training. Nevertheless, Heade's artistic sophistication increased considerably within a short time, and around 1840, he took a study trip to England and Europe where he spent two years in Rome. A turning point in Heade's artistic career came after he returned to New York in 1859 and rented quarters in the ... more »
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