Mary Cassatt
メアリー・カサット · 1844–1926
In the Loge — Mug
A woman in black raises her opera glasses — not toward the stage but across the theatre, while a man in another box trains his own glasses on her (1878).
$14.90
The story and details
The story: It was one of the first Impressionist paintings ever shown in the United States. It is a picture about looking: who looks, who is looked at, and a woman who will not simply be seen. It belongs to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Details: Glossy white ceramic · 11 oz · the picture printed on both sides with the artist’s name beneath · dishwasher- and microwave-safe · lead- and BPA-free.
The artist
メアリー・カサット — Mary Cassatt, 1844–1926.
Intimate scenes of mothers and children, framed the ukiyo-e way.
