Argenteuil, 1874 by Edouard Manet
Canvas Print - 3367-MED
Location: Musee des Beaux Arts, Tournai, BelgiumOriginal Size: 149 x 131 cm
Giclée Canvas Print | $57.84 USD
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Painting Information
This painting by Manet represents one of his early ventures into the realm of Impressionism. The subject matter captures a contemporary scene, while the palette is infused with light and vibrant tones. Manet's primary focus lies in depicting a naturalistic backdrop that captures the luminosity and interplay of natural light. Despite this, his affinity for white and its varying tonal values remains evident, as does his skillful use of color, particularly highlighted by the striking presence of red flowers.
As is typical of Manet's compositions, the figures take center stage. A young couple is portrayed, seemingly at ease, seated together on a dock. However, even in this depiction, the dynamics of their emotions remain elusive. The man strives to establish a connection with his companion, while she sits calmly, displaying a half-smile, her hands resting on her lap, maintaining an upright posture, and gazing ahead with a formal demeanor, seemingly almost oblivious to his presence. The man is identified as Rodolphe Leenhof, Manet's brother-in-law, while the woman's identity remains unknown.
In the foreground, on either side of the couple, boats face opposite directions, their outlines abruptly cut off on all sides. This technique, resembling a snapshot, is reminiscent of the influence of photography and frequently employed by Degas. Although there is no concrete evidence, it is highly probable that this painting was executed, at least partially, en plein air-a departure from Manet's usual practice and one of his earliest forays into this approach.
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