Édouard Manet
1832–1883 · Impressionism, Realism · 22 works
Manet combined direct observation with lessons from older painting, especially Spanish art. Strong contrasts and visible handling of paint unsettle expectations of a polished finish. His work helped open the way to Impressionism, although he continued to seek recognition at the official Salon.
Life and work
- 1867
- Holds an independent exhibition
Manet presented a one-man exhibition in Paris while continuing to pursue acceptance at the Salon.
22 works · 1860–1882
1860–1872 · 8 works
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1865–1867 · 7 works
Walk these 7In the museum: Realism room · 3 works
1871–1882 · 7 works
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Impressionism · 10 works
Walk these 10Realism · 3 works
Walk these 3In the museum: Realism room · 3 works
Other works · 9 works
Walk these 9John Singer Sargent
The Patio, 1908
Max Liebermann
Beer Garden in Rosenheim, 1895
Adolph Menzel
In a Railway Carriage (After a Night's Journey), 1851
