1. The Influence of Japanese Prints on Mary Cassatt Portrait of Madame J. (1879-80) Woman Standing, Holding a Fan (1878-9)

2. Whistler, James Symphony in White No. 2: The Little White Girl (1864) Manet, Edouard Olympia (1863)

3. Woman at the Theater (1879) Softground etching and aquatint on cream Japanese paper Cassatt and Degas’ unfinished project: La Jour et la nuit

4. Drawing for “Interior Scene,” (1879-80) Graphite on off-white wove paper Interior Scene (1879-80) Softground etching, aquatint, and drypoint on cream laid paper La Jour et la nuit

5. Cassatt’s Technique: etching drypoint aquatint Japanese Prints: yamazakura washi baren cutting tools

6. Japanese Print Exhibition of 1890

7. Cassatt’s Ten Prints Interior of a Tramway Passing a Bridge (1890-91) The Visit (1890-91)

8. Ten Prints: The everyday life of women Study (1890-91) The Letter (1890-91)

9. Kitagawa Utamaro and the “hidden world” Study (1885-6) Girl emerging from mosquito-net, watched by her lover (1799)

10. Mirror motif Woman in a Loge (1878-79)

11. Takashima Ohisa Using Two Mirrors to Observe Her Coiffure Study (1890-91)

12. Mother and Child Theme The Mirror (1905) Mother and child looking at their reflections in a water-trough (1797-8)

13. The beauty of Asaju of Daimonji-ya (1792-4) The Nude Child (1890-91)

14. Woman with an unsettled mind The Letter (1890-91)