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1874 – 1886 ‘impressionist’ expositions:
Starting page
Introduction:
Starting in 1874 and ending in 1886 there were eight group expositions held in Paris. These expositions were independent from the official Paris Salon-des-Beaux-Arts. Nowadays these expositions are known as the ‘impressionist’ expositions and they had an important influence on art-history.
In this page you will find links to info about these expositions, the eight catalogues, the partaking artists (with links to the exhibited paintings) and overviews of used techniques. (Note: most of the pages on the used techniques are not yet active = -/-).
Eight ‘impressionist’ expositions 1874 – 1886 in general:
- general info about the expositions
- Société Anonyme …
- When? Where? Naming of the expositions
- Numbers and figures
- overview 56+2hc=58 partaking artists
- overview number of works exhibited
- overview loans per partaker
1st ‘impressionist’ exposition 1874:
- 30+1hc=31 partaking artists (including links to info, paintings and an account)
- the catalogue
- overview used techniques
2nd ‘impressionist’ exposition 1876:
- 19+1hc=20 partaking artists (including links to info, paintings and an account)
- the catalogue
- -/-overview used techniques
3rd ‘impressionist’ exposition 1877:
- 18+1hc=19 partaking artists (including links to info, paintings and an account)
- the catalogue
- -/-overview used techniques
4h ‘impressionist’ exposition 1879:
- 14+2hc=16 partaking artists (including links to info, paintings and an account)
- the catalogue
- -/-overview used techniques
5th ‘impressionist’ exposition 1880:
- 19 partaking artists (including links to info, paintings and an account)
- the catalogue
- -/- overview used techniques
6th ‘impressionist’ exposition 1881:
- 13+1hc=14 partaking artists (including links to info, paintings and an account)
- the catalogue
- -/-overview used techniques
7th ‘impressionist’ exposition 1882:
- 9 partaking artists (including links to info, paintings and an account)
- the catalogue
- -/-overview used techniques
8th ‘impressionist’ exposition in 1886:
- 17+1hc=18 partaking artists (including links to info, paintings and an account)
- the catalogue
- -/-overview used techniques