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The Blonde with Bare Breasts

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  • Édouard Manet: Self-Portrait
    Édouard Manet
    / Later life and works of Édouard Manet

    He followed these works with The Blonde with Bare Breasts (c. 1878), in which the pearl-white flesh tones gleam with light, and Chez le PĂšre Lathuille (1879), another of Manet’s major works, set in a restaurant near the CafĂ© Guerbois in Clichy. The latter depicts a coquette somewhat past her


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    He followed these works with The Blonde with Bare Breasts (c. 1878), in which the pearl-white flesh tones gleam with light, and Chez le PĂšre Lathuille (1879), another of Manet’s major works, set in a restaurant near the CafĂ© Guerbois in Clichy. The latter depicts a coquette somewhat past her


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