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Art: A Deep Dive into Aesthetics and Meaning
A comprehensive philosophical and historical exploration of art, from Plato's mimesis and Kant's aesthetics through major Western art movements.
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−When the jury of the Paris Salon rejected Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Edgar Degas, and their associates in 1863, Napoleon III authorized
+When the jury of the Paris Salon rejected Édouard Manet, James McNeill Whistler, and their associates in 1863, Napoleon III authorized
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Verified: body text correctly names Manet and Whistler as the rejected artists at the 1863 Salon des Refuses (the Impressionist group centered on Monet/Renoir/Degas did not yet exist and held its first independent exhibition in 1874). No stale Monet/Renoir/Degas attribution remains for the 1863 event, and the FAQ schema does not mention the Salon des Refuses at all. No further changes needed.
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