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Mrs. Robert S. Cassatt, The Artist's Mother
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Portrait of Mlle C. Lydia Cassatt
Young Lady Reading
Reading 'le Figaro'
Women Reading
Woman Reading in a Garden
Child on a Sofa
Child's Bath
At The Window
Children Playing with a Cat
Elsie in a Blue Chair
Girl Arranging Her Hair
Helene De Septeuil
Jules Being Dried by His Mother
Lady at The Tea Table