Throughout the nineteenth century, the Exhibition of the Works of Living Artist, which was popularly called the Salon, remained the most important venue for the display and reception of contemporary art.
An edition of Early impressionism and the French state (1866-1874)
(1996)
Early Impressionism and the French State (18661874)
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by Jane Mayo Roos
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Art and state, History, Impressionism (Art), Salon (Exhibition : Paris, France), French Painting, Art, Histoire, Aspect politique, Politique gouvernementale, Modernisme (Art), Impressionnisme (Art), Peinture, Impressionnisme (art), Salon (Exposition : Paris, France), Impressionism (art), Art and state, francePlaces
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