Gathering Fruit
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Story
A woman and a child stretch upward to pick fruit growing on vines along a brick wall, rendered in soft greens, blues, and earthy browns. The scene feels calm and intimate, a simple shared task between the two figures. This aquatint, titled Gathering Fruit, was created in 1893 by Mary Cassatt, an American artist associated with Impressionism, and belongs to the Hill-Stead Museum collection.
Where it works
A pastel portrait suited to living rooms, in a vertical format.
CreatorMary Cassatt
Year1893
Mediumaquatint
Original dimensions16.6875 × 11.6875 in
SKUhill0002_frgc_1421
Archive IDrs:100:37548
