Durand-Ruel

And among the 21 Renoirs is "Marie-Thérèse Durand-Ruel Sewing" (1882), in brilliant, stained-glass colors; a wonderful still life of "Onions" (1881); and "Venice, The Doge's Palace" (1881) shimmering across the Grand Canal.

The Clark Collection's Personal Vision Judy Fayard 2011

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 'Coastal Landscape' Degas surprised the Paris art world in 1892 when he exhibited 24 uncharacteristic landscapes at the famed Galerie Durand-Ruel his nudes and dancers were, by then, fairly well-known.

Degas Without the Tutus 2011

Here for example is Pissarro writing to Durand-Ruel, in what proved to be a temporary attitude of acceptance of Seurat's absolutist notions: "As far as execution is concerned, we regard it as of little importance: art, as we see it, does not reside in the execution: originality depends only on the character of the drawing and the vision peculiar to each artist."

Michael Fried on Kenneth Noland EAGEAGEAG 2010

Here for example is Pissarro writing to Durand-Ruel, in what proved to be a temporary attitude of acceptance of Seurat's absolutist notions: "As far as execution is concerned, we regard it as of little importance: art, as we see it, does not reside in the execution: originality depends only on the character of the drawing and the vision peculiar to each artist."

Archive 2010-01-01 EAGEAGEAG 2010

But he died only after a big show at Durand-Ruel with a catalog biography by Champfleury, and was eventually buried near the painters Corot and Millet in Pere-Lachaise cemetery.

Even Mightier Than The Pen 2008

She was especially inventive in her prints, and a set of 10 color etchings in her 1891 gallery show at Durand-Ruel knocked the French art world on its ear.

Seeing The Light Of Day 2008

Durand-Ruel, took the risk of exhibiting impressionist paintings and sold them at prices which seem infinitesi - mal today.

IMPRESSIONISM IN ART THOMAS MUNRO 1968

Pissarro, in a letter to Durand-Ruel dated 1886, gives credit to

IMPRESSIONISM IN ART THOMAS MUNRO 1968

It was by Edmond Duranty, La nou - velle peinture (1876), and dealt with “the group of artists who exhibit at the Durand-Ruel Galleries.”

IMPRESSIONISM IN ART THOMAS MUNRO 1968

Towards the end of 1881 Renoir set out on a tour in Italy, and, as if to show how little he was affected by what he found there, painted at Naples a large and important _Baigneuse_ (now in the Durand-Ruel collection) in which I can discover not the slightest trace of Italian influence.

Since Cézanne Clive Bell 1922