Le Barc de Boutteville

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The art gallery of Le Barc de Boutteville, at 47 Rue Lepelletier was one of few places in Paris, where young artists were welcome to present their work to the public, - in the years after the death of Theo van Gogh and before Ambroise Vollard opened his gallery.

Contents 1 Monsieur Le Barc 2 Exhibitions 2.1 1892 2.2 1893 2.3 1894 2.4 1895 2.5 1896 2.6 1897 3 Resources 3.1 Footnotes 3.2 Literature

[edit] Monsieur Le Barc

Le Barc died premature, in 1897.^[1]

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[edit] Exhibitions

[edit] 1892

• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes - c. January/February
• Exposition de 16 toiles peintes par Van Gogh - catalogue woodcut by Émile Bernard; c. April
• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Deuxième exposition - Introduction by G.-Albert Aurier; c. Summer (no precise dates)
• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Troisième exposition - Introduction by Gaston Lesaulx; opening c. December (no precise dates)

[edit] 1893

• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Quatrième exposition - Introduction by Camille Mauclair; spring (no precise dates)
• Les Portraits du prochain siècle - autumn (no precise dates)
• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Cinquième exposition - Introduction by Camille Mauclair; winter (no precise dates)

[edit] 1894

• Maufra: Œuvres recentes - Introduction by Frantz Jourdain; 18 January - 18 February
• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Sixième exposition - Introduction by Camille Mauclair; running from 2 March
• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Septième exposition - Introduction by René Barjean; running from 10 July
• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Huitième exposition - no catalogue recorded

[edit] 1895

• Armand Seguin: Oeuvres nouvelles - Introduction by Paul Gauguin; February - March
• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Neuvième exposition - Introduction by Maurice Denis; running from 27 April
• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Dixième exposition - no catalogue recorded

[edit] 1896

• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Onzième exposition - Introduction by René Barjean; running from 20 January
• Dulac - Introduction by Henry Cochin; 11 May - 4 June 1896
• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Douzième exposition - Introduction by Armand Seguin; running from 21 July
• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Treizième exposition - Introduction by Louis Roy; running from 26 December

[edit] 1897

• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Quatorzième exposition - Introduction by Louis Roy; running from 25 June
• Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes, Quinzième exposition, chez Ch. Dosbourg, Galerie Le Barc de Boutteville - Introduction by Frédéric Cordey; running from 1 December

[edit] Resources

Most of the catalogues are reprinted in Modern Art in Paris, ed. Theodore Reff, vol.

[edit] Footnotes

1. ^ See Gustave Geffroy's obituary, 22 October 1897; reprinted in: La Vie Artistique VI, 1900, pp. 310-316

[edit] Literature

• Guy, Cecile: Le Barc de Boutteville, L'Œil, April 1965, pp. 31-36; 58-59

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