
Infinitely lyrical in its artless scene. The girl is concentrating on her bare feet, which her mother washes into the basin.
The woman’s face shows that she is quietly slandering – probably something quite unimportant and – tender, that is usually said to young children when they are bathed. The composition of the work refers the viewer to a series of color etchings created by Cassatt two years before this picture.
Tea Party by Mary Cassatt
Letter by Mary Cassatt
Mother and child in a cart by Mary Cassatt
Washing woman by Mary Cassatt
Girl in a blue armchair by Mary Cassatt
The Lodge by Mary Cassatt
Young women in the box by Mary Cassatt
The girl is combing her hair by Mary Cassatt