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c. 1873
 
   
French painter Edgar Degas finds inspiration in the onstage and backstage world of ballet dancers      
1874
 
     
A group of French artists, including Renoir, Monet and Degas, exhibit their work independently in the Paris studio of the photographer Nadar        
1874
 
     
French critic Louis Leroy uses the term 'impressionism' to ridicule Monet's Impression, Sunrise, and unwittingly names a movement        
1883
 
    
French artist Claude Monet moves to Giverny, where he creates and paints a famous lily pond       
Monet The Water-Lily Pond (detail) 1899
National Gallery, London

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1885
 
   
Leaving his family in Copenhagen, French artist Paul Gauguin returns to Paris to paint full-time      
Gauguin Harvest: Le Pouldu (detail) 1890
National Gallery, London

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c. 1885
 
    
French painter Georges Seurat develops the dotted style of impressionism that becomes known as Pointillism       
Seurat The Channel of Gravelines (detail) 1890
National Gallery, London

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1886
 
   
Dutch painter Vincent Willem van Gogh moves from Antwerp to Paris      
1888
 
    
Vincent van Gogh invites Paul Gauguin to come and paint with him at Arles, in the south of France       
Van Gogh Van Gogh's Chair (detail) 1888
National Gallery, London

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1889
 
    
Vincent van Gogh enters a psychiatric asylum in St Rémy as a voluntary patient       
Van Gogh A Wheatfield, with Cypresses (detail) 1889
National Gallery, London

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1891
 
   
French artist Paul Gauguin travels to Tahiti and stays in the Pacific islands for most of the rest of his life