The Greater Journey: Americans in Paris
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We are here! …We feel our speechlessness keenly … —ROBERT HENRI I When Mary Cassatt made her debut as an Impressionist at the opening of the Fourth Impressionist Exhibition in Paris in 1879, she was thirty-four years old. John Sargent, then at the start of his career, was her junior by eleven years. Cassatt’s family was still with her in Paris and to a large degree her life remained centered around them. Sargent’s family, on the other hand, had resumed their nomadic ways, departing Paris late... in 1878 for Savoy, then Nice, leaving John to fend for himself.
The Impressionist Exhibition opened on April 10 at a gallery on the avenue de l’Opéra. Cassatt had eleven paintings and pastels on display, including her portrait of her sister Lydia, Woman Reading. A few weeks later Sargent’s first major portrait, of his teacher Carolus-Duran, could be seen at the Paris Salon.
The work of both Americans received warm acclaim. “The Woman Reading … is a miracle of simplicity and elegance,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are here! …We feel our speechlessness keenly … —ROBERT HENRI I When Mary Cassatt made her debut as an Impressionist at the opening of the Fourth Impressionist Exhibition in Paris in 1879, she was thirty-four years old. John Sargent, then at the start of his career, was her junior by eleven years. Cassatt’s family was still with her in Paris and to a large degree her life remained centered around them. Sargent’s family, on the other hand, had resumed their nomadic ways, departing Paris late... in 1878 for Savoy, then Nice, leaving John to fend for himself.
The Impressionist Exhibition opened on April 10 at a gallery on the avenue de l’Opéra. Cassatt had eleven paintings and pastels on display, including her portrait of her sister Lydia, Woman Reading. A few weeks later Sargent’s first major portrait, of his teacher Carolus-Duran, could be seen at the Paris Salon.
The work of both Americans received warm acclaim. “The Woman Reading … is a miracle of simplicity and elegance,”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David W. Mccullough to read onlineMoreLess
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