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As we brace ourselves for the city’s sesquicentennial hoo-ha on July 31 (Fireworks! Parades! Vendors! Tens of thousands of Downtown celebrants, spectators, vendors, politicians and assorted scoundrels!), here’s a story about another 150th anniversary.   In 1871, Paris art dealer/promoter extraordinaire Paul Durand-Ruel figured out how sell art and make serious money at the game. During the following decades, he employed then-sophisticated marketing techniques to sell canvases by obscure Impressionist and Barbizon artists. He bought up their production, identified them as geniuses and trumpeted the “exclusivity of the artist’s production.” During Durand-Ruel’s long run, he bought and sold 1,000 Monets, 1,500 Renoirs and more than 2,000 Picassos.

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