Manet’s late works

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Manet’s late works are the paintings from the final phase of Édouard Manet’s career, noted for their modern subjects, innovative compositions, and a looser, more luminous handling of paint.

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instanceOf artistic period
body of work
painting series
characteristic cropped, close-up compositions
economy of brushwork
focus on everyday life
heightened attention to light
innovative compositions
interest in fashion and modernity
looser handling of paint
luminous handling of paint
modern subjects
subtle psychological nuance
country France
creator Édouard Manet
field painting
genre genre painting
modern life scenes
portrait painting
still life painting
influenced 20th-century avant-garde art
Post-Impressionism
modern painting
influencedBy Impressionism
Old Masters
Realism
Spanish painting
locationOfCreation Paris
movement Impressionism-adjacent modern painting
notableWork A Bar at the Folies-Bergère
Asparagus
Autumn (Méry Laurent)
Boating
Chez le Père Lathuille
In the Conservatory
Lilacs in a Vase
Peonies in a Vase
Portrait of Jeanne (Spring)
Roses in a Vase
The Balcony (later reworkings and related studies)
linked to: The Balcony

The Barmaid
The Café-Concert
The Ham
The Plum
The Railway
theme bourgeois society
café-concert culture
ephemerality of modern life
female fashion and identity
urban leisure
timePeriod early 1880s
late 1870s

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A Bar at the Folies-Bergère partOf Manet’s late works