Manet Vs Monet
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Edouard Manet and Claude Monet were both influential French impressionist painters born in Paris in the 19th century. They often painted scenes of everyday life in Paris and had their work initially rejected from the Salon jury. Though their styles differed where Manet's works were more romantic and focused on composition, and Monet specialized in painting light and water, they remained close friends who painted each other and took part in each other's funerals.
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- 2. SimilaritiesWere both born in Paris.Painted scenes of life in Paris.Had work rejected by the Salon jury.Both were considered by many to be the Father of Impressionism.Worked with each otherfriendsÌýPainted Monet in His Studio Boat.ÌýEdouardManet: Served as corpse in own funeral.Claude Monet: Served as pallbearer in Manet's funeral.
- 3. ManetLuncheon on the grass
- 4. Manet with an ARomantic PicnicsProstitutionComposition
- 6. Monet with an OGreat at painting waterThe world thought his eyesBoat on waterRejected at frist