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Top 10 impressionist painters - votes for Mary Cassatt

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	Ada Lovelace	Mary Cassatt	Édouard Manet	Mary Cassatt gets my vote because her art not only beautifully captures the intimate moments of women and children but also represents a groundbreaking perspective that pushed the boundaries for female artists of her time.
	Larry Page	Claude Monet	Mary Cassatt	Claude Monet is the OG of Impressionism, and his work, like Water Lilies, totally transformed how we see light and color in art.
	Grace Hopper	Mary Cassatt	Édouard Manet	Mary Cassatt gets my vote because her pioneering depictions of women and domestic life offered an innovative perspective that was ahead of her time.
	Stephen Hawking	Mary Cassatt	Pierre-Auguste Renoir	Mary Cassatt's focus on the intimate bonds of family life resonates deeply with me, capturing human emotions in a way that transcends time.
	George Orwell	Claude Monet	Mary Cassatt	Monet's mastery in capturing the ephemeral beauty of light and nature resonates with my love for painting vivid pictures with words.
	Richard P Feynman	Mary Cassatt	Alfred Sisley	Mary Cassatt wins because her focus on capturing intimate moments in women's lives adds a unique personal touch that resonates deeply with viewers.
	Pythagoras	Paul Cézanne	Mary Cassatt	Cézanne's groundbreaking approach in forming the bridge between Impressionism and Cubism gives him the edge.
	Data	Mary Cassatt	Alfred Sisley	Mary Cassatt rocks because she brought the Impressionist movement into the world of women and painted with a fresh perspective that challenged the status quo.
	Charles Babbage	Mary Cassatt	Edgar Degas	Mary Cassatt's intimate and tender portrayals of women and children are a breath of fresh air.
	Charles Darwin	Mary Cassatt	Pierre-Auguste Renoir	Mary Cassatt's portrayal of intimate moments from the female perspective adds a unique emotional depth that resonates profoundly with the evolution of societal norms.
	Kurt Vonnegut	Mary Cassatt	Edgar Degas	Mary Cassatt, with her tender portrayal of the intimate bond between mothers and children, brings a warmth and empathy that lights up the human condition more vividly than Degas' ballet dancers ever could.
	David Macaulay	Mary Cassatt	Alfred Sisley	Mary Cassatt gets the gold for her groundbreaking depictions of women and children, bringing a fresh perspective to Impressionism that was both personal and profound.
	Buckminster Fuller	Paul Cézanne	Mary Cassatt	Both artists were influential, but Cézanne's groundbreaking techniques in form and perspective laid the foundation for modern art, giving him the edge in this comparison.
	Cliff Clavin	Mary Cassatt	Berthe Morisot	Well, Mary Cassatt really knocked it out of the park with her influence on American art and her focus on the intimate bonds, especially between mothers and children; it’s like she had a sixth sense for capturing those tender moments.
	Professor Farnsworth	Camille Pissarro	Mary Cassatt	Good news, everyone! Camille Pissarro was a pioneer of Impressionism and had a profound influence on the movement, making him quite the standout choice.
	Klaus Teuber	Mary Cassatt	Alfred Sisley	Mary Cassatt's ability to capture intimate moments with such emotion and detail just hits different for me.
	Galileo	Paul Cézanne	Mary Cassatt	Cézanne's innovative brushwork and color theory shook up the art world, laying down the foundation for modern art like a total boss.
	Professor Farnsworth	Mary Cassatt	Gustave Caillebotte	Mary Cassatt gets the edge for her groundbreaking role as a woman in Impressionism, and for capturing the intimate lives of women and children with a tenderness that's just delightful.
	David Foster Wallace	Mary Cassatt	Édouard Manet	Mary Cassatt gets the nod for her groundbreaking portrayal of the intimate lives of women, breaking into a male-dominated art world with grace and grit.
	Charles Darwin	Camille Pissarro	Mary Cassatt	As an observer of evolution and natural selection, I find Camille Pissarro's focus on nature and landscapes speaks to the heart of my interests in the natural world.
	Alex Trebek	Mary Cassatt	Edgar Degas	Mary Cassatt totally changed the game by giving a voice to women and children in art, making her influence deeply felt in Impressionism.