Berthe Morisot

Berthe Morisot One severe critic compared the second Impressionist exhibition's exhibitors as "five or six lunatics, one of them is a lady" when it first opened in Paris in the spring of 1876. Naturally, the lady was Berthe Morisot, who, despite her gender, rose to prominence in the most popular creative movement of the 19th century. But the "lunatic" moniker was an aberration. With their acceptance into the Salon at 23, Morisot developed her artistic abilities and found success at a young age. She stubbornly retained her position at the top of the French paint hierarchy until her death thirty...
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