Group 1 - The global art scene in early 2026 features diverse exhibitions, including a comparative exhibition on the influence of Impressionist artists Manet and Morisot, a focus on the value of drawing, and the first appearance of restored Renaissance masterpieces [1] - The "Manet and Morisot" exhibition at the San Francisco Legion of Honor Museum aims to reshape the traditional understanding of the artistic exchange between these two core figures of Impressionism, highlighting Morisot's influence on Manet's later works [5] - The Tate Britain will host an exhibition celebrating the 250th anniversary of British landscape painters Turner and Constable, showcasing their oil paintings, drawings, and private manuscripts [8][9] Group 2 - The "Portraits in French Drawings" exhibition at the Morgan Library and Museum in New York will explore the stories behind the subjects depicted by 19th-century French artists, reflecting the social connections and cultural exchanges of the time [21] - The "Depicting the Italian Renaissance" exhibition at the King’s Gallery in Edinburgh will display over 80 drawings from 57 masters, marking the largest exhibition of Italian Renaissance drawings in Scotland in over half a century [23] - The "Sargent: The Paris Years" exhibition at the Musée d'Orsay will cover the key decade of John Singer Sargent's career, showcasing his early successes and the influence of the Paris art scene [14]