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Division and Revision (Paperback)
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Division and Revision (Paperback)
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Manet's well-known painting in the National Gallery London of a
cafe-concert - a kind of cabaret performance and musicmaking that
was the latest fashion in Paris of the 1870s - has a peculiar
history. The painter initially planned an ambitious canvas with
which he grew dissatisfied, then cut it in two, one half being the
painting in the National Gallery and the other half now in
Winterthur in Switzerland. He repainted both fragments to make each
work as a picture in their own right, but modern technology has
discovered and reconstructed the original greater work. New
research has also identified the cafe, the Reichshoffen, and even
the Folies-Bergere performance that is advertised on a poster
represented in the picture. This study of a pivotal work in the
troubled painter's oeuvre reveals his pioneering genius and the
modernity of his search to capture a distillation of life in his
own time through disconcertingly direct brushstrokes. The book
discusses and illustrates related drawings and other paintings on
the same theme, which would culminate a mere three or four years
later in the Bar in the Folies-Bergere in the Courtauld Gallery,
London. Without the experimentation, false paths and new
discoveries of the Reichshoffen he would never have painted that
masterpiece.
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