1902
Martín Malharro exhibits at Galería Witcomb, where he shows works produced under the influence of Impressionism. Some of them are finished after his return to Buenos Aires.
The previous year Faustino Brughetti exhibited in La Prensa, showing landscapes in the style of the Italian Macchiaioli painters. Within a milieu which resists stylistic changes, both events are of great importance in bringing Argentine national art in line with the times.
Cándido López, the painter and soldier of the Paraguayan War, dies in Baradero, Buenos Aires Province.
Emilio Caraffa creates the Academia de Bellas Artes in the city of Córdoba, being its first director. In the same city, ten years later, he and Dr. Jacobo Wolff found the Fine Arts Museum that today bears his name.