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- Introduction to the History of Art: Manet: Music in the Tuileries and Luncheon on the Grass: Analyze and discuss these two paintings by Manet. What is revolutionary or especially modernist about Manet’s approach?
Introduction to the History of Art: Manet: Music in the Tuileries and Luncheon on the Grass: Analyze and discuss these two paintings by Manet. What is revolutionary or especially modernist about Manet’s approach?
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Title: Introduction to the History of Art: Manet: Music in the Tuileries and Luncheon on the Grass
Instructions
1. Long Answer: Select only one topic/question from each category; do not select more than one from each category. Provide a list of sources. Your response must pertain to the context/content of this course.
Contents
1. Analyze and discuss these two paintings by Manet: Music in the Tuileries and Luncheon on the Grass. What is revolutionary or especially modernist about Manet’s approach? What rules of French academic style is he breaking?
2. References
Word count (answers only): 602 (2 pages)
Instructions
1. Long Answer: Select only one topic/question from each category; do not select more than one from each category. Provide a list of sources. Your response must pertain to the context/content of this course.
Contents
1. Analyze and discuss these two paintings by Manet: Music in the Tuileries and Luncheon on the Grass. What is revolutionary or especially modernist about Manet’s approach? What rules of French academic style is he breaking?
2. References
Word count (answers only): 602 (2 pages)