Berthe Morisot Holding a Bunch of Violets 1872

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"Berthe Morisot Holding a Bunch of Violets" (French: *Berthe Morisot au bouquet de violettes*) is an 1872 oil painting by the French Impressionist artist Édouard Manet. This portrait, measuring 55.5 by 40.5 centimeters, is housed in the Musée d'Orsay, Paris. The painting is a significant piece in the oeuvre of Manet, showcasing his transition towards Impressionism and highlighting his relationship with Berthe Morisot, a fellow Impressionist painter and his future sister-in-law.

The artwork captures Morisot in a semi-profile view, her face framed by a black hat and veil, holding a bouquet of violets. The choice of subject, Morisot, was not incidental; she was a pivotal figure in the Impressionist movement and had a profound personal and professional relationship with Manet. This painting is one of several portraits Manet made of Morisot, reflecting their close bond and mutual influence on each other's work.

Manet's technique in this painting, with its loose brushwork and the play of light and shadow, exemplifies the evolving style of early Impressionism. The portrait is celebrated for its intimate portrayal of Morisot, capturing a moment of private reflection. The use of violets, both in the bouquet and the color palette, adds a layer of symbolism, often interpreted as a sign of Manet's affection for Morisot.

"Berthe Morisot Holding a Bunch of Violets" is not only a testament to the personal connections within the Impressionist circle but also a significant piece that reflects the broader artistic movements of the time. It remains a key work for understanding the dynamics of Impressionist portraiture and the interplay of personal relationships and artistic innovation.

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