Answer:
I've linked the painting below.
Step-by-step explanation:
This painting done by Mary Cassatt is one o her impressionism works. This persoannly really attracts my attention because of how she simplifies the subject and the colors in the painting. The visible brustrokes make it look simplified yet dreamy, sort of like the style of Monet. This also shows her confidence as an artist as the brushstrokes are confident and changes with color. The subjects are the only ones that are blended properly with the brush this makes them stand out from the water but also not make the painting look dizzy. This then gives the subjects a softer tone and feel compared to the rough waters. Lastly the composition is well used as in the center the women figure is leaning out of the boat looking into the water this may symbolize a few things, firstly she could be looking at her relfection and trying to evaluate herself.
Hope this helps!