Manet’s independent exhibition on the Avenue de l’Alma offered a concentrated view of his work outside the official exhibition system. Documented paintings include The Dead Toreador, The Old Musician and The Tragic Actor. Their different subjects brought portraits, modern life and Spanish theatrical references together within a presentation organized around a single painter.
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