Berthe Morisot, a review

Berthe Morisot (1841-1895) was born into a well to-do family and educated within the conventions of a young woman of her class.  Excelling at drawing and encouraged by her mother she developed into a professional artist exhibiting at the Paris Salon.  A close friendship with Edouard Manet, (she married his brother) saw her style develop to a light impressionist style with subjects focused on the feminine and domestic.

Delivered by Hattie Bennett 

This lecture introduces the artist subject of an upcoming exhibition at Dulwich Picture Gallery, 31-March – 10-Sep-2023, London

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