Edouard Manet's visual art
   Edouard Manet is called the first modern artist to conceive a painting as a flat surface covered with pigment, and purposely to draw attention to the process of painting. Although he was not completely unconcerned with subject matter, Manet used the traditional concept of content only as a point of departure one that led him in many different directions. he was interested in exploring new subject matter, new paintering values and physical (non-vulgar) beauty. Most of his works shows naked women, as a result many of the people in Europe were in shock.
Olympia (1863: Musee de Orsay)
    In this picture we can observe a candid presentation of a courtesan posing naked on her bed. The woman is just representing the anguish of people to liberate the internal beuty that have been hide because of the religious and social rules. THe figure is blocking her personal physical parts, which supported the idea that the beuty of nudity lies on the limit between aesthetic and vulgarity
Dejeuner sur I'Herbe (1862; Musee d' Orsay, Paris)
Edouard Manet Biography
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