FTP, identify this 1863 exhibition named for the Paris Salon's dismissal of paintings it deemed objectionable.
Johan Jongkind was inspired by his experiences with this event to write a treatise on bridges. Emile Zola described it in The Masterpiece, which includes accounts of Guillaumin's Sunset at Ivry and a work by Fantin-Latour. Spurred by the obstinacy of the Hanging Committee, this event included a depiction of Joanna Hiffernan, The White Girl, and was fully funded by Napoleon III. A venue for artists like Whistler and Manet, it served as the premiere for Luncheon on the Grass. FTP, identify this 1863 exhibition named for the Paris Salon's dismissal of paintings it deemed objectionable.
Johan Jongkind was inspired by his experiences with this event to write a treatise on bridges.
1863 {Salon de Refuses} [or {Salon of the Rejected} or anything that implies people got rejected]