35 (as "Vuillard à la palette," about 1888, lent by a private collection, Paris). "Great Portraits by Famous Painters," November 13–December 21, 1952, no. 46 (as "Self Portrait with his Friend Varocquez," 1892, lent by Sam Salz, Inc., New York). "Édouard Vuillard," January 27–March 14, 1954, unnumbered cat. 29 as "Vuillard and His Friend Varocquez," 1888–90, lent by Alex Lewyt, New York). "Édouard Vuillard," April 6–June 6, 1954, unnumbered cat. "I and My World," April 8–May 31, 1974, no catalogue. "Treasures from The Metropolitan Museum of Art: French Art from the Middle Ages to the Twentieth Century," March 25–June 4, 1989, no. 153 (as "Vuillard and His Friend Varoqui"). "The Intimate Interiors of Édouard Vuillard," November 18, 1989–January 29, 1990, no.
1 (as "Portrait of Vuillard and Waroquy"). "The Intimate Interiors of Édouard Vuillard," February 17–April 29, 1990, no. "The Intimate Interiors of Édouard Vuillard," May 18–July 30, 1990, no. "Édouard Vuillard," January 19–April 20, 2003, no.
"Édouard Vuillard," January 31–April 18, 2004, no. "The Masterpieces of French Painting from The Metropolitan Museum of Art: 1800–1920," February 4–May 6, 2007, no. Jahrhunderts aus dem Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York," June 1–October 7, 2007, unnumbered cat. "Edouard Vuillard: A Painter and His Muses, 1890–1940," May 4–September 23, 2012, unnumbered cat. , lists it in an autobiographical summary under 1889 as "portrait Waroq.". November 11–12, 1908, lists it in an autobiographical summary under 1889 as "portrait de Waroquy dans la chambre de bonne maman". 26, calls it "Vuillard with Palette" and dates it about 1888. 29, dates it 1888–90 notes the influence of Degas. "New Accessions of Paintings." Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 14 (April 1956), pp. 198–99, ill., calls it "Portrait of the artist with his friend Varocquez" and dates it about 1890 observes that Vuillard apparently painted it while looking at his reflection in a mirror.
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