The Rue Mosnier with Flags, 1878 by Edouard Manet
Canvas Print - 19143-MED
Location: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USAOriginal Size: 65.4 x 80 cm
Giclée Canvas Print | $60.88 USD
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Painting Information
Manet captured this street scene multiple times from his studio window on rue Leningrad, which he rented from 1872 to 1878. In these paintings, he skillfully employed the Impressionist palette, portraying stunning light effects, luminous purple shadows, and the interplay of warm and cool colors.
The artwork evokes similarities to other street scenes filled with flags painted in the same year, 1878, by Monet. It also bears resemblance to Manet's own "Rue Mosnier with Pavers." However, unlike Monet's work, which remained devoid of political implications, Manet subtly introduces contrasts that could carry political undertones. He contrasts the affluent individuals in their carriages with the street laborers in one painting. In this particular piece, he juxtaposes the festive atmosphere created by the vibrant, fluttering flags with the pathos embodied by a one-legged man. Positioned halfway in and halfway out of the illuminated space, this local character, likely a war veteran who lost his leg during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870, represents a poignant figure. A ladder, seen from an aerial perspective, partially separates him from the brightly lit street and echoes the shape of his crutches.
In 1878, France had been a republic for one year, and the flags depicted in the painting celebrate the national holiday for the World Fair. This event marked one of the country's initial steps toward regaining its full international standing.
During the same year, Manet faced rejection from the Salon, and the group exhibition of the Impressionists was discontinued. The establishment sought to eradicate any signs of radicalism, particularly in light of the unrest within the workers' movement.
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