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A Bar at the Folies-Bergere
26" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Price: $69.99
Cafe Concert, 1879
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Price: $25.99
Still Life with Melons and Peaches
31" x 26" Fine Art Print
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Price: $73.99
Madame Manet on a Blue Sofa, 1874
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Price: $25.99
Le Corbeau
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Stephane Mallarme
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Pertuiset, Lion Hunter, 1881
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Dejeuner sur l'Herbe, 1863, (fruit basket detail)
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Moonlight on Boulogne Harbour, 1868
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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A Bar at the Folies-Bergere
24" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Monet in his Floating Studio, 1874
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Dejeuner sur l'Herbe, 1863
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Luncheon on the Grass
26" x 20" Fine Art Print
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On the Beach, 1873
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Price: $25.99
The Horsewoman, 1875
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Branch of White Peonies and Secateurs, 1864
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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The Bar
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Portrait of Jeanne Duval, 1862
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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The Rue Mosnier with Workmen, 1878
27" x 20" Fine Art Print
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Price: $25.99
A Cafe, Place du Theatre Francais
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Edouard Manet, a French painter, is considered to be the senior figure among the artists of the Impressionist School. Manet studied the works of Dutch artist Frans Hals in Holland in 1872. Hals taught him to liberate his brushstrokes when creating and to paint with more energy and verve. These techniques provided a basis for Manet to become one of the founders of the Impressionist Movement.
One of Manet's most significant works is "Luncheon on the Grass," which depicts a nude model in the presence of two men. This piece provoked and offended the critics of the time who claimed it was pornographic and immoral. The Salon, one of the most influential galleries in Paris at the time, refused to exhibit the work, but it proved to be one of the pivotal works of art in the Salon des Refuges, a gallery whose specific reason for existence was to display the rejected works of leading artists.
Many of the young Impressionists of the time followed Manet's lead and broke away from the traditional artistic styles of the past. This trend eventually served as the basis for modern art.