Jeanne
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Poster with the painting Jeanne (also called Spring , in Swedish: Våren ), created in 1881 by French painter Édouard Manet.
In the picture we see a young woman in a beautiful dress with floral accents. The woman is holding a parasol against a background of foliage. This portrait represents the Parisian actress Jeanne Demarsy as the embodiment of spring.
The painting made its debut at the last, major, public exhibition of Manet's life - the Paris Salon of 1882. For more than two decades, Manet's paintings were rejected by the Salon or met with controversy; Spring was the most unblemished success of the artist's Salon career, a career that ended tragically a year later when Manet died of causes related to syphilis.
Artist: Édouard Manet | Created: 1881
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