I didn’t know this about Le Dejeuner sur L’Herbe. The expression of the model makes an interesting contrast to that of Rembrandt’s model for Bathsheba as in my poem On Rembrandt’s Bathsheba. -Glen
I remember your poem, and I just recently saw a copy of Rembrandt's Bathsheba at the Otsuka Museum in Japan. Usually women are just decorations in the painting, but Manet paints real women!
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I didn’t know this about Le Dejeuner sur L’Herbe. The expression of the model makes an interesting contrast to that of Rembrandt’s model for Bathsheba as in my poem On Rembrandt’s Bathsheba. -Glen
I remember your poem, and I just recently saw a copy of Rembrandt's Bathsheba at the Otsuka Museum in Japan. Usually women are just decorations in the painting, but Manet paints real women!