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Berthe Morisot

1841–1895

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Berthe Morisot was a leading figure of the Impressionist movement, celebrated for her intimate and evocative portrayals of domestic life and female subjects. Her work embodies a nuanced observation of light, color, and gesture, deeply rooted in her aristocratic upbringing and intellectual milieu. Morisot's artistic and personal philosophy centered on the subjective experience and the beauty found in the fleeting moments of everyday existence.

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The Cradle (1872)
The Artist's Sister, Edma, in the Garden at Breaky (1869)
Young Woman at the Window (1879)
Reading (1879)
The Garden at Bougival (1884)
The Butterfly Hunt (1874)
Woman at Her Toilette (1875)

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