Includes bibliographical references (pages 111-115). "Published to accompany the exhibitions Eva Gonzales is what Dublin needs, Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin 1 June-18 September 2022 [and] Discover Manet & Eva Gonzales, The National Gallery, London, 21 October 2022-15 January 2023"--Title page verso.
Contents:
Women artists in the nineteenth century: practice and representation / Sarah Herring -- Eva Gonzales: Manet, gender and portraiture / Sarah Herring and Emma Capron -- Manet/Gonzales / Emma Capron -- Painting sincerely: Manet's technique and materials / Haley Tomlinson and Catherine Higgitt -- The Irish afterlife of Eva Gonzales / Hannah Baker.
Summary:
"Edouard Manet (1832-1883) only ever had one formal pupil, Eva Gonzales (1849-1883). The daughter of a prominent writer, she entered Manet's studio aged 19. He portrayed her the year they met and exhibited the ambitious full-length portrait at the Paris Salon of 1870, at which Gonzales also displayed her own work, for the first time, to positive reviews. The first in a new series of 'Discover' titles, in which a single work of art in the National Gallery's collection is reconsidered from a fresh perspective, this book reveals the extraordinary story behind Manet's portrait by examining it in the context of women's artistic practice in nineteenth-century Paris, Gonzales's development as a professional painter, and Manet's career in 1870. Combining new art historical research with engaging essays on women artists and their representation in visual culture, Discover Manet & Eva Gonzales provides a richly illustrated, in-depth study of Manet's portrait and offers a groundbreaking viewpoint on both artists. Exhibition: National Gallery, London, UK (21.10.2022 - 15.01.2023)."-- Publisher's description.
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