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1931
The Museum of French Art presented Renoir and His Tradition in New York in 1931. The documented paintings include works by Pierre Bonnard and Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot, preserving the range of artists recorded in the exhibition’s object histories. Exact surviving examples are Pierre Bonnard’s The Letter (c. 1906; oil on canvas), listed as no. 23 and Henri Matisse’s Les Gorges du Loup (1920/1925; oil on canvas), listed as no. 10. This is a partial checklist reconstructed from the objects’ museum histories; precise opening and closing days remain unknown.
Also recorded as: Renoir and His Tradition, Museum of French Art, New York
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