The movement's lost founder — met Monet, Renoir, and Sisley in Gleyre's studio in 1862 and was killed in the Franco-Prussian War four years before the first exhibition.
Met · 1862–1870
Enrolled at Gleyre's studio in 1862, where he met Monet, Renoir, and Sisley. He was killed in action on 28 November 1870; the Orsay notes that not a single Bazille hung at the 1874 exhibition his friends went on to mount.
Met · 1862
Met as students in Gleyre's studio; Bazille, the one with money, shared his Paris studio with Renoir and painted his portrait in 1867 — Renoir at twenty-six, knees drawn up on a chair, now at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Art movement · 1874–1886
As the movement's lost founder: the Orsay's retrospective calls him 'the youth of Impressionism.' He discussed an independent exhibition as early as 1867, per the Met, and died four years before it happened.
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As the movement's lost founder: the Orsay's retrospective calls him 'the youth of Impressionism.' He discussed an independent exhibition as early as 1867, per the Met, and died four years before it happened.
Met · 1862–1870
Enrolled at Gleyre's studio in 1862, where he met Monet, Renoir, and Sisley. He was killed in action on 28 November 1870; the Orsay notes that not a single Bazille hung at the 1874 exhibition his friends went on to mount.
Met · 1862
Met as students in Gleyre's studio; Bazille, the one with money, shared his Paris studio with Renoir and painted his portrait in 1867 — Renoir at twenty-six, knees drawn up on a chair, now at the Cleveland Museum of Art.