Exhibitions

Date

Event

1865

Salon Académie: Scene of War in the Middle Ages.

1866

Salon: The Steeplechase.

1867

Salon: Bellelli family.

1868

Salon: Fiocre in the Ballet "La Source."

1869

Salon: Several works.
Gallery of Van Praet in Brussels, Belgium.

1870

Exhibits The Orchestra of the Opera in Lille.

1874

April: First Impressionist Exhibition; exhibits 10 works.

1876

Second Impressionist Exhibition; exhibits 24 works.

1877

Third Impressionist Exhibition; contributes over 20 prints, monotypes, and paintings.

1879

Fourth Impressionist Exhibition; contributes 25 works.

1880

Fifth Impressionist Exhibition; contributes approximately eight prints, paintings, and drawings.

1881

Sixth Impressionist Exhibition; primarily contributes pastels, as well as his highly experimental sculpture The Little Dancer.

1886

Final Impressionist Exhibition in Paris; contributes 5 oil paintings and 10 pastels.
Durand-Ruel Impressionist Exhibition, New York; contributes 23 works.

1887

Shows two pastels in New York.

1888

Boussod et Valadon Gallery: nine pastels.

1889

Durand-Ruel: Peintres-graveurs; exhibits two lithographs.

1891

Shows several pictures in London.
École des Beaux-Arts: one lithograph.

1892

Solo exhibition at Durand-Ruel, Paris, devoted to landscape pastels and monotypes.

1893

Shows L'Absinthe in London at Christie’s & Grafton galleries.
Additional works at Boussod et Valadon, London.

1894

Camentron Gallery, Paris.
Durand-Ruel: landscape monotypes.
Several pictures exhibited in Cleveland, US.

1895

Tasset et L'hôte: photographs.

1896

Durand-Ruel: substantial exhibition from various periods, including bathers.

1897

Works shown in Pittsburgh, US, and Dresden, Germany.

1898

Several pictures in London, UK and Pittsburgh, US.
Cassirer Gallery, Berlin, Germany: Liebermann, Meunier, and Degas.
Durand-Ruel: large Impressionist exxhibition.

1899

Cassirer Gallery, Berlin, Germany: Manet, Degas, Puvis de Chavannes, and Slevogt.
Works shown in Pittsburgh, US, and London

1900

Munich Secession.
Works shown in Pittsburgh, US.

1901

Durand-Ruel: retrospective of 20 works.

1903

Berlin Secession exhibition.
Bernheim Impressionism exhibition.

1904

La Libre Esthétique, Brussels: 15 works.

1905

Grafton Gallery, London, organized by Durand-Ruel: 34 works.

1906–1910

Mixed showings in Stuttgart, Moscow, Brussels, London, Cincinnati, Budapest, and elsewhere.

1907

Modern French Paintings, Manchester.
Strasbourg: several works.

1908

Cincinnati Museum, Impressionist Exhibition: 3 works.

1909

Bernheim-Jeune, Paris.

1910

International Society, London.
Impressionist Exhibition, Florence.
Potter Palmer collection, Chicago.

1911

Fogg Art Museum: 12 works.

1912

Rouart Auction.

1913

Cassirer Gallery, Berlin Degas/Cézanne: 29 works.

1914

Grosvenor House Exhibition, London.
Berlin Secession show.

1915

Knoedler Gallery, New York: 26 works.

1916

Durand-Ruel Gallery, New York: Manet and Degas.

1917

Grosvenor Gallery, London.
Zürich

1924

Degas, Georges Petit Gallery, Paris.

1926

Retrospective Exhibition of French Art, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

1930

Havemeyer Collection, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

1931

Degas, Portratist, Sculptor, Orangery Museum, Paris.

1934

Degas, Harriman Gallery, US.

1936

Degas, The Pennsylvania Museum of Art, Philadelphia.

1937

Masterpieces by Degas, Durand-Ruel, New York.
Degas, Orangery Museum, Paris

1969

Degas, Works of the Louvre Museum, Orangery Museum, Paris.

1977

Degas in the Metropolitan, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.

1979

Degas: 1879, The National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh.

1984

Degas, the Dancers, National Gallery of Art, Washington DC.

1988–1989

Degas, Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais, Paris/Metropolitan;

1994

Edgar Degas: The Many Dimensions of a Master French Impressionist,
Miami, Florida; Dayton, Ohio.
Origins of Impressionism, Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais, Paris.
Degas, Portraits, Kunsthaus Zürich; Kunsthalle Tübingen.

1996

Degas: Beyond Impressionism, National Gallery, UK.

1997

Degas: Beyond Impressionism, Art Institute of Chicago, New York.

2002–2003

Degas and the Dance, Detroit Institute of Arts; Philadelphia Museum of Art.

2004–2005

Impressionism: Treasures from the National Collection of France, Beijing; Shanghai; Hong Kong.

2005

Degas, Sickert, and Toulouse-Lautrec, Tate Britain, London.

2008

Degas, the Process of Creation, Foundation Mapfre, Madrid.

2009

Degas, Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg.

2010

Edgar Degas, Museum of Art, Yokohama.
Delacroix to Degas, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Trento and Rovereto.
Picasso Looks at Degas, Clark Art Institute, Williamston;Museu Picasso, Barcelona.
Degas: Sculptor, Diligent Museum of Art, Roubaix

2012

Degas, Società Promotrice Delle Belle Arti, Turino.

2015

Degas, An Impressionist Painter?, Museum of Impressionism, Giverny.

2016

Degas: A New Vision, Melbourne; Houston.
Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty, Museum of Modern Art, New York.

2017

Degas: A Passion for Perfection, Fitzwilliam Museum, , Cambridge; Denver Art Museum.

2018

Edgar Degas: The Private Impressionist, Polk Museum of Art, Lakeland.

2019–2020

Degas at the Opera, Musée d’Orsay, Paris.