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From the museum label: This is Manet's second major painting featuring Berthe Morisot, after The Balcony, on view in the previous gallery. Here, in her studio, she takes a decidedly more relaxed pose. Manet asked permission to exhibit the painting, which he described as a "study," in the Salon of 1871, but the event was canceled that year amid the chaotic aftermath of the Franco-Prussian War and the Paris Commune. When it was finally shown in 1873, it was criticized for its lack of finish. Manet had expressed the same concern to Morisot about her own work.

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Simmande manet, video by R Alenius

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Midsommarbadet. Inte konstigt jag brände mig kanske. Men de är ju så fina :)

Västkusten 1208 by Filippa

Manet

Edouard Manet, Huîtres by Morgane

Edouard Manet, Huîtres, 1862,

39,2 x 46,8 cm

Huile sur Toile

National Gallery of Art, Washington

Edouard_Manet_FC by Apple Boutique

Olympia - Edouard Manet by ali.burnett

Musee d'Orsay, Paris

Manet by no_typographic_man

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Manet by Ewelina 'ewejka'

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Ada Manet boats.JPG by Jessie Johnston

The beach and boats at Manet resort, on the Volta estuary

Manet by Endre Opsal

Manet / Degas - Musée d’Orsay by Sanjay Kaloya

Manet by socialmedializer

Beskrivning av manet..

Jellies! <3 by R Alenius

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Manet. gonzales petite by Real Distan

manet_bar by nonny_moose

1860, Édouard Manet, The Spanish Singer -- Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York) by R.M.Lenox

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Edouard_Manet_060 by David García Rodríguez

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Self-Portrait with Palette

Le Fifre - The Fifer (1866) "Oil on canvas, 160.5 x 97 cm" [Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France] -- Édouard Manet (French; 1832-1883) by Álvaro Gómez Rueda

Alternate title: The Young Flautist

Manet, who found in a Spanish manner and subject matter an outlet for his own talent, did not visit Spain and the Prado Museum until 1865. He was particularly impressed by Velasquez's Pablo de Valladolid and told his friend Fantin-Latour: "[It is] the most astonishing piece of painting ever done... the background disappears: it is air which surrounds the fellow, dressed all in black and full of life".

When he returned to Paris, Manet applied these principles to a contemporary subject. An ordinary, nameless child from the band is therefore treated like a Spanish grandee. Not only does Manet upset established hierarchies of representation, but he also uses daringly simplified language: solid areas of colour, very obvious in the black parts, a few modelling effects for the flesh and the instrument case, and thick streaks of white which underline the folds of the fabric. The palette is narrow, with the faintest borderline between the horizontal plane of ground and the vertical plane of the background, painted in a fairly uniform grey and utterly plain.

The work, rejected by the jury of the Salon of 1866, is one of those which fired Emile Zola's enthusiasm for Manet. In the truthfulness of the approach and manner, the writer detected a truly modern feeling.

Source: Musée d'Orsay

www.musee-orsay.fr/en/artworks/le-fifre-709

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fifer

Fake Manet by C-Monster

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Brann manet by dacky2

Daily 205

20.07

Today D3 learned that not all jellyfish are fun to play With. Just another fun day at the Beach. I grabbed the phone and took a photo of the culprit lying innocently in the shallows.

Ada Manet African Queen.JPG by Jessie Johnston

a look up the volta estuary from Manet resort

manet_berthe_morisot by aileenjs

Manet_016 by Maia Koray

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The Dead Christ and the Angels by גאיה תמונות

גאיה תמונות

manet_junction_004 by Detkanin

The Seine at Argenteuil by גאיה תמונות

גאיה תמונות

Auberge du Manet by studio37

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Three Citroen DS in front of Auberge du Manet, Trappes, 2005

Edouard_Manet_IR1000a by Apple Boutique

Manet 6.aop by Marcu Ioachim

Digital painting

manet_junction_018 by Detkanin

Raghunath Manet Quartet by Institut Francais de Turquie

ANKARA

15.02.2012

15ème Festival International de Jazz d'Ankara

15. Uluslararası Ankara Caz Festivali

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manet-eva-gonzales-1870-detail by brchhatt

1862, Edouard Manet, Lola de Valence (detail) -- Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York) (special exhibition) by R.M.Lenox

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From the museum label: Long inspired by Spanish art and culture, Manet here depicted the star of a popular Spanish ballet that found great success in Paris. When the artist first exhibited the painting at the Galerie Martinet in 1863, Lola appeared against a neutral background. He later modified the setting by adding a stage backdrop seen from behind and a glimpse of the audience beyond. Portraying performers suspended between the spheres of public and private, real life and performance, later became a preoccupation of Degas's, which he first explored in Mademoiselle Fiocre in the Ballet "La Source," on view nearby.

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1881, Édouard Manet, The Flight of Henri Rochefort -- Kunsthaus Zurich by R.M.Lenox

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