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“Impressionism would not exist without Paris salons in the late 1800s modernist literature would not exist without Bloomsbury Group gatherings in the early 1900s and Harlem Renaissance would not exist without migration to Upper Manhattan in the 1920s”
Analyzed on 2026-09-19T10:43:37+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-19
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There would be no Impressionism without the renegade salons of Paris in the late 1800s; no modernist literature without the gatherings of Bloomsbury Group authors like Virginia Woolf in their London homes in the early 1900s; and no Harlem Renaissance without the migration of Black artists and intellectuals to the Upper Manhattan neighborhood in the 1920s.
Extracted from: Can Artists Help Shape American Cities Again? , The New York Times
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Claim ID
CLM-D7AD3893
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impressionism-would-not-exist-without-paris-salons-in-the-la-d7ad3893
Origin
nytimes.com
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215 d ago
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Art
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