Historical Events tagged with "gallery"

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Arts & Culture

London International Surrealist Exhibition Launches

June 11th, 1936 88 years ago

The London International Surrealist Exhibition opened to the public at the New Burlington Galleries. This groundbreaking event displayed works by surrealist artists, including Salvador Dalí, Max Ernst, and André Breton, showcasing the imaginative and often bizarre aesthetics typical of surrealism. It aimed to present the ideas and artworks that challenged traditional perceptions of reality and art. The exhibition drew significant attention and marked a pivotal moment for surrealism in Britain.

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Arts & Culture

Claude Monet's Paintings Featured at Durand-Ruel

November 21st, 1900 124 years ago

Gallery Durand-Ruel in Paris showcased the paintings of Claude Monet, highlighting his innovative techniques and vibrant use of color that characterized his Impressionist style. This exhibition attracted art enthusiasts and collectors alike, serving as a pivotal moment for Monet's career. The gallery, renowned for promoting Impressionist artists, provided an exclusive platform for Monet's work, contributing to the growing recognition of his contributions to the art world during this period.

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