Introduction: The Impressionists' World Dawn of a New Style 1863-1873 1863 Art in Revolt 1864 A More Tolerant Salon 1865 'Olympia'--A Sensation 1866 A Defender Appears 1867 Manet's Personal Exhibition 1868 The Realist Impulse 1869 Manet Falls Foul of the Censor 1870 Soldiers and Exiles 1871 The 'Terror' of the Commune 1872 The Rise of Durand-Ruel 1873 Gathering of the Future Impressionists Exhibition Years 1874-1886 1874 The Birth of Impressionism: The First Impressionist Exhibition 1875 An Unfortunate Experiment 1876 Gaining Ground: The Second Impressionist Exhibition 1877 Financial Disaster: The Third Impressionist Exhibition 1878 Multiple Disappointments 1879 Publication of 'La Vie moderne': The Fourth Impressionist Exhibition 1880 Growing Dissent: The Fifth Impressionist Exhibition 1881 Degas Steals the Show: The Sixth Impressionist Exhibition 1882 Cassatt Sides with Degas: The Seventh Impressionist Exhibition 1883 The One-Man Shows 1884 The Manet Sale 1885 The Wider World 1886 The End of an Era: The Eighth Impressionist Exhibition Divergent Destinies 1887-1899 1887 Exotic Influences 1888 Durand-Ruel Opens in New York 1889 Smaller Groupings 1890 'Olympia' Accepted by the State 1891 Success of Monet's 'Haystacks' 1892 Monet's Series Paintings 1893 Degas' Painting Shocks London 1894 The Caillebotte Bequest 1895 Monet Triumphant 1896 Morisot's Retrospective 1897 Sisley's One-Man Show 1898 Embracing Europe 1899 Sisley Dies in Poverty Impressionist Legacy 1900-Today 1900-1903 Recognition Arrives 1904-1906 The Apogee 1907-1910 Entering the Museums 1911-1913 Changing Attitudes 1914-1918 Successful Survival 1919-1924 Impressionism in a New World 1925-1929 Deaths and Bequests 1930-1939 Major Retrospectives 1940-1949 The Impact of War 1950-1959 Taking Impressionism Seriously 1960-1969 Impressionism in the Age of Pop 1970-1979 Escalating Prices 1980-Today The Boom Years Reference Data Impressionist Locations Art in the Western World, 1863-Today Gazetteer of Major Impressionist Collections
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