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1931
The 1931 Museum of French Art exhibition situated Edgar Degas alongside other artists represented in its documented loans. The National Gallery of Art records two Degas portraits, Mary Cassatt’s Girl Arranging Her Hair, Jean-Louis Forain’s The Charleston and Toulouse-Lautrec’s Alfred la Guigne in the exhibition, retaining their separate catalogue numbers. These exact object histories establish participation without implying that the artists attended. The original full checklist and exact opening and closing days remain unconfirmed.
Also recorded as: Degas and his Tradition, Museum of French Art, New York
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