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Dance at Bougival, Pierre Auguste Renoir (1883)
Dance at Bougival, Pierre Auguste Renoir (1883)
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Ellen Mary in a White Coat, Mary Cassatt (1896)
Ellen Mary in a White Coat, Mary Cassatt (1896)
Mary Cassatt walked into an artistic rebellion and became one of the three great ladies ‘Les Trois grandes dammes’ of th... Read more
13 Aug 2021
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Fruit Displayed on a Stand, Gustave Caillbotte (1872)
Fruit Displayed on a Stand, Gustave Caillbotte (1872)
Apple, with many other fruits at a market stall, from Gustave Caillebotte’s Fruit Displayed on a Stand was the inspirati... Read more
1 Aug 2021
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Ranked #4
Turn In the Road, Paul Cezanne (1881-1882)
Turn In the Road, Paul Cezanne (1881-1882)
Paul Cezanne was an artist who often took the road less travelled, turning his back on the artistic norms of the time, a... Read more
1 Aug 2021
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Racehorses at Longchamp, Edgar Degas (1871)
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Edgar Degas was one of the founding members of impressionism, He hated the term “impressionism” and didn’t want a label... Read more
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Grainstack (snow effect), Claude Monet (1891)
Grainstack (snow effect), Claude Monet (1891)
Claude Monet got into repetition in a big way. Toward the end of the 1800s, he painted a series of 15 "grainstacks". Eno... Read more
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