CASSATT, MARY

(1855), artist, was born in Pittsburgh, Pa. In 1875 she went to Europe to study art and lived for some years in Spain, later settling in Paris. Here, in 1880, she exhibited at the Impre ionist Exposition. Some years later she exhibited in New York City, but returning to France, she established an art studio in Paris, where she still resides. She has done some remarkable etchings, her work in this field ranking with that of the foremost artists in this cla of work. Her specialties as subjects are women and children and particularly mother and child. Mi Ca att’s The Young Mother is in the Luxembourg in Paris and in the Metropolitan Museum in New York she is ‘Tepresented by Mother and Child. 31’ E.), city, He e-Na au, Germany, on Fulda; has old palace of electoral ces, and museum built 1769, which fine library; newer part of town regularly laid out, with wide streets; important industrial center, manufactures machinery, mathematical instru- ‘ments; textiles, iron ware, etc. Pop. 163,000