The second Impressionist exhibition, with twenty participants,…

April 1876 CE

The second Impressionist exhibition, with twenty participants, is held in Paris at No. 11 rue Le Peletier, Galerie Durand-Ruel, in April 1876.

The Impressionists stubbornly strive to produce light-suffused paintings from which black is excluded, but their pursuits lead to many disappointments, as their paintings, so divergent from traditional formulas, continue to be frequently rejected by the juries of the Salon and are extremely difficult to sell.

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Paris Ile-de-France France View →

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Berthe Morisot View → Camille Pissarro View → Claude Monet View → Edgar Degas View → Gustave Caillebotte View → Paul Durand-Ruel View → Pierre Puvis de Chavannes View → Pierre-Auguste Renoir View → Stéphane Mallarmé View → Édouard Manet View →

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France (French republic); the Third Republic View →

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Western Art: Impressionism and Late Orientalism View →

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Painting and Drawing View →

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