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The strangest artist in this movement developed a weird "inhalation" theory of art and created an austere landscape with three unicorns at the bottom. Inspired by Manet's Bar at the Folies-Bergère, an artist from this movement painted his wife in a mirror behind the proprietor of a café in Chez Mouquin. The Macbeth Galleries housed the biggest exhibition of artists in this movement, many of whom had met while studying under Thomas Anshutz. (*) Arthur Davies later joined this movement, whose original members included John Sloan and William Glackens. Its ringleader painted a carriage on a snowy street, though equally famous today is an artist from this movement known for his boxing scenes. For 10 points, name this gritty realist American art movement led by Robert Henri and George Bellows.
The strangest artist in this movement developed a weird "inhalation" theory of art and created an austere landscape with three unicorns at the bottom.
Ashcan school [or The Eight]