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Paris 1874: Abécédaire impressionniste. Archéologie subaquatique notched in the slope

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notched in the slope

what distinguishes Vermeer from his contemporaries

where he met the woman who would become his muse and accomplice

from which they adopted several administrative aspects

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Paris 1874: Abécédaire impressionniste. Archéologie subaquatique notched in the slopeIn April 1874 in Paris, a group of daring artists organized the first Impressionist exhibition in the former studio of the photographer Nadar. Among them were Monet, Renoir, Degas, Morisot, Czanne, Pissarro, and Sisley, who sought to free themselves from the rules of the official Salon and impose a new way of painting by exhibiting their works themselves. "Amitis", "Cache cache", "Parisienne", "Plein air", "Scandale", "Vie moderne": the fifty or so

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