It's really about two things: movement and those luscious red flowers. . .
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| 1878 |
Dancers 1878 by Degas
Wednesday with Edgar Degas!
It's really about two things: movement and those luscious red flowers. . .
It's really about two things: movement and those luscious red flowers. . .
Portrait of Madame Hubbard by Morisot
Tuesday with Berthe Morisot!
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| Ordrupgaard Collection, Denmark, 1874 |
Dancer tilting and dancer with bouquet by Degas
Wednesday with Edgar Degas!
Two fine examples of Degas's obsession with movement and the moment of action:
Two fine examples of Degas's obsession with movement and the moment of action:
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| circa 1883 |
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| circa 1877 |
Portrait of Edma Pontillon by Morisot
Tuesday with Berthe Morisot!
Edma was Berthe's sister and an equally remarkable painter in her own right. She gave up painting when she married.
Edma was Berthe's sister and an equally remarkable painter in her own right. She gave up painting when she married.
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| Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France, 1871 |
At the cafe and concert by Manet
Monday with Edouard Manet!
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| Walters Art Gallery, Baltimore, MD, USA, 1879 |
Young woman on a couch by Morisot
Tuesdays with Berthe Morisot!
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| Tate Britain, London, England, UK, 1885 |
Corner of a cafe concert by Manet
Monday with Edouard Manet!
Manet's Corner of a Café-Concert: Edouard Manet, Corner of a Café-Concert, 1878-80, 97.1 x 77.5 cm (National Gallery, London)
Speakers: Dr. Beth Harris and Dr. Steven Zucker
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| National Gallery, London, UK, 1878-80 |
Self portrait in skull cap by Manet
Monday with Edouard Manet!
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| Bridgestone Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan, 1878 |
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