Labels:text | font | screenshot | black and white | document OCR: 1866 April: Despite the intervention of Daubigny, Cezanne is refused by the Salon jury. 19 April: Cézanne sends a letter of protest to H. de Nieuwerkerke, the superintendent of Fine Arts, demanding the reinstatement of the Salon des Refusés. 27 April to 20 May: Writing under the pseudonym Claude, Zola publishes seven articles about the Salon in L'Evenement. May to early August: Cézanne makes several visits to Bennecourt (Oise) together with Zola, Chaillan, Baille and Valabregue. He occasionally visited the Cafe Guerbois, where Manet and his friends used to meet. 1867 April: Two of Cezanne's paintings, The Wine Grog and Intoxication, are turned down by the Salon jury. Early June: Cezanne returns to Aix after spending part of the winter and spring in Paris. 1868 April: His work is rejected b ...
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