The Crochet Lesson 1913

Mary Cassatt's "The Crochet Lesson" (1913) is a pastel painting depicting a young girl learning to crochet from a woman, likely her mother. Cassatt was known for her depictions of women and children, often capturing intimate moments between mothers and their daughters. This painting exemplifies her signature style, featuring soft, muted colors and delicate brushstrokes. The painting's focus on a domestic scene underscores Cassatt's interest in capturing the everyday lives of women, particularly mothers and their children.