Woman`s Head with Large Hat
- Artist
- Mary Cassatt
- Date
- c.1909
- Style
- Impressionism
- Genre
- Portrait
Mary Cassatt's Woman's Head with Large Hat (c.1909) exemplifies her mastery within the Pastel medium, showcasing her delicate technique and refined sense of color. As an accomplished American artist associated with Impressionism, Cassatt often focused on the portrait genre, capturing intimate and eloquent expressions of femininity. The title highlights the prominence of a large hat, suggesting a fashionable or stylistic element that complements her focus on personal, sensory experiences. Her style balances impressionistic brushwork with a keen attention to detail, making this work a distinctive example of her innovative approach to portraiture.
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