Exhibited at the Paris Salon of 1851, the artist held one-man exhibitions in the French provinces.
Exhibited at the Paris Salon of 1851, the artist held one-man exhibitions in the French provinces. A small white dog stands in the foreground next to a newly [*] dug grave which extends beyond the canvas' edge, and joins the observer to the provincial community mourning the death of the artist's grandfather in—for 10  points—what painting by Gustave Courbet?
Exhibited at the Paris Salon of 1851, the artist held one-man exhibitions in the French provinces.
The (or A)  Burial at Ornans [accept equivalents] or Un enterrement à Ornans