In "Mary Cassatt: Artist and Trailblazer," how does Vanessa Wright convey her viewpoint that Cassatt cared more about her art than popularity and wealth? Wright explains how Cassatt was the only American artist to exhibit with the Impressionists.

Wright states that Cassatt moved to Paris to study painting.

Wright describes Cassatt's reaction when she first saw Degas' art.

Wright describes how Cassatt left the Salon to paint with Degas' group.

Wright describes how Cassatt left the Salon to paint with Degas' group.

Explanation:

Mary Cassatt had moved to Paris in 1866 to pursue her painting career. She met Edgar Degas and they became fond of each other with him influencing her work quite a bit.

Ms. Cassatt had been selling her artwork at the Salon and so did Edgar Degas. She however left the Salon and joined Dagas' group, the Impressionists so that she could improve her art even though they were an independent group and would not make as much as the Salon.

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