Music in the Tuileries Garden, 1862 by Edouard Manet (1832-1883, France) | Art Reproductions Edouard Manet | WahooArt.com

Artworks , Museum Art Reproductions Music In The Tuileries Garden - 1862 By Edouard Manet

Artworks , Museum Art Reproductions Music In The Tuileries Garden - 1862 By Edouard Manet

"Music in the Tuileries Garden"

Edouard Manet - Oil On Canvas - 76 x 118 cm - 1862 - (The Hugh Lane (Dublin, United Kingdom))
One of Manet’s earlier paintings, Music in the Tuileries shows the influence of Frans Hals and Diego Velázquez on Manet’s artistic style. The quick visible brush strokes seemed to some to indicate that the painting was not finished, but it is a true representation of what the Tuilerie gardens were like, crowded and full of noise. Manet, whose paintings often depicted scenes of leisurely activities, has included many of his friends as well as a self portrait in this work. Among the figures you can find Charles Baudelaire, Theophile Gautier, Henri Fantin-Latour, Jacques Offenbach, Manet’s brother Eugene, and a self portrait of the artist himself.