Pasture in Normandy

San Francisco, California Palace of the Legion of Honor, Barbizon Revisited, September 27–November 4, 1962, cat. 105; travelled to Toledo Museum of Art, November 20–December 7, 1962; Cleveland Museum of Art, January 15–February 24, 1963; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, March 14–April 28, 1963. Washington, D.C., National Collection of Fine Arts, American Art in the Barbizon Mood, January 23–April 20, 1975, cat. 14. Toyko, The Seibu Museum, Millet, Corot and the School of Barbizon, March 15–April 14, 1980, cat. T61; travelled to Hyogo, Japan, The Museum of Modern Art, April 19–May 18, 1980; Sapporo, Japan, The Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, May 24–June 15, 1980; The Hiroshima Prefectural Museum, June 21–July 13, 1980; The Kitakyushu Municipal Museum, July 19–August 10, 1980.

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