Mary Cassatt: Impressionist From Philadelphia

The documentary runs for 30 minutes and provides a detailed portrait of Mary Cassatt, focusing on her impact as a female painter in the Victorian era. It explores her contributions to the art world and the challenges faced by women artists during the 19th century.

As the first biography dedicated to Cassatt, the film presents her journey and significance within the Impressionist movement. It is particularly noteworthy for its perspective on the status of women in art during a time when their contributions were often overlooked.

For collectors, this documentary is available on VHS format, making it a unique find for those interested in art history, feminist perspectives in art, and the evolution of female artists. Its historical context and focus on a prominent figure in American art make it an intriguing piece for any collection.