Caillebotte also brings the show to a close chronologically. Sisley and Renoir were only occasional visitors to Argenteuil. Monet left in 1877, complaining of overdevelopment. Caillebotte, who was an avid yachtsman and owned a house near Argenteuil, was the only one who stayed. When he died in 1894, Impressionism's last ties to Argenteuil were finally severed.
Admission is by timed ticket only.