manet beach Dimensions (inches):53 x 65" Also known as "The Absinthe"

Also known as "The Absinthe"

Bouguereau titled "Italian Girl Drawing Water"

with an immediacy that was unusual in 17th-century Dutch painting

A very recognizable feature of his style is the clarity he attributes to sunny days in his canvases

the work is painted using mixed technique

manet beach Dimensions (inches):53 x 65" Also known as "The Absinthe"During a holiday stay in a village called Berck sur Mer, located in northern France, in the department of Pas de Calais. The characters shown in the canvas are his wife Suzanne, and brother Eugne, who posed especially for him. The black and grey colors seen in this work, rarely used by Manet, along with the absence of realism in the perspective, make this work considered one of the most influenced by the Japanese aesthetic of the time, known as