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Most of the show comes from the collection of the late Paris art dealer Paul Guillaume, a visionary who helped many American art museums and collectors acquire French masterpieces in the 1920s.
Guillaume focused on African sculpture when he started as a broker in 1914 and opened a small gallery. He collected pieces by most of the major French painters of the day, using perception and bold judgment that also helped promote modern art in France and abroad. Guillaume was among the first to exhibit works by Matisse and Picasso when he put them on show in 1918.
The collection includes paintings by Henri Rousseau, Amede Modigliani, Chaim Soutine, Marie Laurencin and Maurice Urtrillo.
"There are a lot of people in the exhibit who aren't necessarily everybody's favorites," Stuckey says. "I think there are a lot of surprises."
Apples and also features works by some of the most important painters to emerge in France in the first decade of the 1900s: Henri Matisse, with "The Three Sisters" and "Odalisque in Red Trousers"; Pablo Picasso, with "Large Bather" and "Large Still Life"; and Andre Derain, with "Harlequin and Pierrot," "Portrait of Paul Guillaume" and others.
Matisse and I Pascaro when he is in Paris "From Renoir to Picasso" runs through Feb. 25.
senior artist. The show has been described as a near-perfect reflection of the Post-Impressionist trends in France in the early 20th century, when European artists made the transition to diverse new forms. Noted pieces include Pierre-Auguste Renoir's "Young Girls at the Piano" and "Bather With Long Hair" and Paul Cezanne's "Apples and Biscuites" and "The Red Rock."
Impressionist art on display in U.S.
FORT WORTH, Texas — A significant collection of Impressionist and early modern paintings that has never been outside Paris is on display at the Kimbell Art Museum, the only venue in the United States during an international tour.
The Associated Press
"From Renoir to Picasso: Masterpieces From the Musée de l'Orangerie," an exhibit of 81 works, is traveling while its permanent home, next to the Louvre, is being renovated. It has been shown in Japan, Taiwan and Canada, and the next stop is Australia.
"It's one of the richest collections of early modern art imaginable," says Charles Stuckey, Kimbell's senior curator.
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