Portrait of Madame Sisley
- Artist
- Mary Cassatt
- Date
- 1873
- Style
- Realism
- Genre
- Portrait
The 'Portrait of Madame Sisley' reflects Realism, rendered with striking accuracy and attention to detail typical of Cassatt's works, using oil as her chosen medium. The portrait gives us a glimpse into the quite private and intimate world of women, a theme Mary Stevenson Cassatt often depicted. Elevated directly from an average household to a more glamorous, affluent feel, Cassatt's portrait encapsulates the simple beauty and quiet elegance of the sitter. The painting immerses viewers in the everyday life and private world of women, empowering them through their representation in art.
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