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Biography

Lilla Cabot Perry (1848–1933) was an American Impressionist painter known for her contributions to the development of American art during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, Perry was raised in a cultured and intellectually stimulating environment. She initially pursued studies in music and literature before discovering her true passion for painting.

In 1888, Perry moved to Giverny, France, where she became a part of the burgeoning art scene and befriended influential artists like Claude Monet. Her exposure to the French Impressionist movement had a profound impact on her artistic style, leading her to embrace the principles of light, color, and spontaneous brushwork characteristic of Impressionism.

Perry's works often featured domestic scenes, portraits, and landscapes. She had a particular affinity for capturing the atmospheric effects of light and color in outdoor settings. Her paintings, such as "In a French Garden" and "Lady in an Armchair," reflect a harmonious blend of the American and French artistic influences that shaped her career.

Upon returning to the United States, Perry continued to contribute to the American art scene. She participated in numerous exhibitions, including those of the National Academy of Design and the Society of American Artists. Perry also played an active role in art organizations, advocating for the acceptance of modern art in American culture.

Her commitment to both her art and the promotion of Impressionism in the United States was instrumental in bridging the gap between American and European art movements. Lilla Cabot Perry's legacy endures not only for her artistic achievements but also for her advocacy for the acceptance of modern art in American culture. Today, her works can be found in major museums and collections, a testament to her enduring impact on the development of American art.