Some of her most famous works include Afternoon Tea (1880), a portrayal of her sister seated in the garden reading a book beside a table with tea, Three Women with Umbrellas (1880), and Pierre Painting a Bouquet (1887), which depicts her son.
Another lady who cracked the club, Marie Bracquemond often flies under the radar, partly due to her husband, Félix Bracquemond, a well-known artist who resented of her talent. She’s known for her whimsical implementations of color and textures as well as for a distinct luminosity and a delicate flair. Some of her most famous works include Afternoon Tea (1880), a portrayal of her sister seated in the garden reading a book beside a table with tea, Three Women with Umbrellas (1880), and Pierre Painting a Bouquet (1887), which depicts her son.