ART HIST 202 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Brushstrokes, Berthe Morisot, Flattening

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Hinge between realism and impressionism: douard manet, music in the tuileries gardens, 1862, oil on canvas. Depicts a crows in the tuileries garden in paris; a place to be seen. Exhibited in a one man show; critics thought it was terrible and gross. Small portion of sky; strong, dark statements of the tree trunks that disrupt the illusion of space. Brushstrokes are flat and broad; painted loosely and quickly. Depicting contemporary life in a new way; previously depicted in a journal. Influenced by baudelaire; believed modern life paintings should be and is the best way to show it. Certain high class, intellectual gentlemen that used the city as a showplace and would just be seen; elegant. Symbol of the modern life in paris. B. douard manet, le d jeuner sur l"her(cid:271)e (cid:894)lun(cid:272)heon on the grass(cid:895), 1863. Depicts two men and two women out having a picnic; one women is completely nude; complicated and confusing.

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