Discover an intimate exhibition of works by Mary Cassatt, an impressionist master with an independent spirit. Cassatt, who lived in France for most of her life, was the only American member of the impressionists—and one of only three women.

This exhibition marks 100 years since Cassatt's death with bold iconic works and rarely seen treasures, largely drawn from our rich holdings of her work. They show an artist shaped by tradition yet radically modern.

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Never content to rest on his well-earned laurels, Matisse kept pushing the development of his artwork even into his seventies when he turned to cut and pasted colored paper as his medium. It was both the aesthetic flourishing of his exploration of ever simplified shapes and flat planes of color as well as a means of diminishing the burdens of his infirmity and weakening eyesight.