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The New Paris, 1877

Spring 1877. Caillebotte and Monet paint the same new quarter of Paris and show it in the same exhibition.

Sources: Wikipedia: Claude MonetWikipedia: Gustave Caillebotte

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Gustave Caillebotte was a wealthy young painter who bought his friends' pictures. He painted the new Paris he lived in: its boulevards, its bridges and the view from its apartment windows.

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By the third Impressionist exhibition, in April 1877, Caillebotte was running it himself: renting the rooms, choosing the artists and hanging the pictures.

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The same subject

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For that exhibition Monet chose seven of the dozen paintings he had made of one site in the new quarter over the previous three months.

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A hidden link

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