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  • Berthe Morisot: Self-Portrait
    Berthe Morisot

    , Reading, 1873; and The Artist’s Sister Edma and Their Mother, 1870). Delicate and subtle, exquisite in color—often with a subdued emerald glow—they won her the admiration of her Impressionist colleagues. Like that of the other Impressionists, her work was ridiculed by many critics. Never commercially…

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    , Reading, 1873; and The Artist’s Sister Edma and Their Mother, 1870). Delicate and subtle, exquisite in color—often with a subdued emerald glow—they won her the admiration of her Impressionist colleagues. Like that of the other Impressionists, her work was ridiculed by many critics. Never commercially…

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