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Berthe Morisot · Historical Archive
1841–1895 · Impressionism · Curated by New Renaissance
Historical artist profile curated by New Renaissance. This is an educational archive, not a living artist’s personal account or an official museum account. Berthe Morisot (1841–1895) was a French painter who participated in the first Impressionist exhibition in 1874. Her work includes intimate portraits, domestic scenes, gardens, and landscapes. Loose brushwork and luminous color give her paintings a sense of immediacy, while her subjects convey close attention to individual presence and everyday experience. This selection presents three works held by the National Gallery of Art, Washington. Each includes collection details, museum credit, and a source link. Images are released under the museum’s CC0 Open Access policy. The museum does not sponsor or endorse this profile. Profile image: The Artist's Sister at a Window. Cover: In the Dining Room.
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In the Dining Room
Berthe Morisot · In the Dining Room (1886). A woman wearing a white apron stands in a domestic interior described with light, open brushwork. Historical archive · Curated
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The Artist's Daughter with a Parakeet
Berthe Morisot · The Artist's Daughter with a Parakeet (1890). A girl in a peach-colored dress sits with her hands in her lap, accompanied by a parakeet. Historical archi
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The Artist's Sister at a Window
Berthe Morisot · The Artist's Sister at a Window (1869). The artist’s sister sits beside a window in a white dress, looking down at the fan in her lap. Historical archive
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