The Life of the Party: Phillips Collection Exhibition Examines Renoir’s Exhilarating, Festive ‘Luncheon of the Boating Party’
Painting the work, the artist the Impressionist revolutionized a genre subject long popular among French artists.
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‘A Matchless Recorder of the Parisian Scene’: John Russell on Gustave Caillebotte, in 1966
Below, in honor of the Kimbell Art Museum’s show “Gustave Caillebotte: The Painter’s Eye,” which Phyllis Tuchman reviewed for these pages last week, is a review of a 1966 show of Caillebotte’s work…
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Vertiginous Pleasures: Caillebotte Retrospective Cements the Painter as a Top-Tier Impressionist, Ahead of His Time
History has treated painter Gustave Caillebotte unkindly. Caillebotte's art has been underappreciated ever since his death from a stroke in 1894, at the age of 45. For almost eight decades, he was…
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