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1871 Renoir returns to Paris during the Commune.
1872 Studio in the Rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs. "Le Pont-Neuf."
1873 Meets Durand-Ruel. Studio in the Rue Saint-Georges. Paints
with Monet at Argenteuil on the banks of the Seine.
1874 First Group Exhibition of the Impressionists. "Box at the
Theater." Meets Caillebotte. Both Renoir and Monet paint
"Sailboats at Argenteuil." Death of his father.
1875 Auction-sale at the Hôtel Drouot with Monet, Sisley, Berthe
Morisot. Meets Chocquet. "Les Grands Boulevards."
1875 Death of Corot.
1876 Second Group Exhibition of the Impressionists. Meets the
publisher Charpentier. Two portraits of Chocquet, "Le Moulin
de la Galette."
1877 Third Group Exhibition. "Portrait of Jeanne Samary."
1877 Death of Courbet.
1878 "Madame Charpentier and her Daughters."
1878 Duret publishes "Les peintres impressionnistes."
1879 Accepted at the Salon with his portraits of Jeanne Samary
and Madame Charpentier, Renoir takes no part in the Fourth
Group Exhibition. Meets the diplomat Paul Bérard, who invites
him for the summer to his home at Wargemont, near Berneval
on the Channel coast.
1880 Stays at Croissy, an island in the Seine near Bougival, at an inn
run by "la mère Fournalse." where he begins , The Luncheon
of the Boating Party," for which his wife-to-be, Aline Charigot,
is one of the models.
1881 Travels to Algeria in the spring, and stays at Wargemont during
the summer. Leaves for Italy in the autumn, visiting Venice,
Florence, Rome, Naples, Pompeii.
1882 Palermo: "Portrait of Wagner." On the way back he visits
Cézanne at L'Estaque, where he catches pneumonia. Conva-
lesces at Algiers. Seventh Group Exhibition.
1883 One-man show in April, arranged by Durand-Ruel; Duret
prefaces the catalogue. Summer in Guernsey. A trip with
Monet in December from Marseilles to Genoa; they visit
Cézanne at L'Estaque. Reads Cennino Cennini's treatise on
painting. "The Umbrellas."
1883 Death of Manet.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Taste of Our Time. Contributors: Guezelle Et Renouard - author. Publisher: Skira Inc.. Place of Publication: Geneva. Publication Year: 1954. Page Number: 6.
    
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