Description of the painting by Edward Manet “Bar in Foley – Bergere”
Painting Manet, in question, has become one of the most famous artistic works of art. The canvas depicts one of the most famous cabarets of Paris, the end of the nineteenth century. This is a favorite place of the artist, prompted him to write one of his masterpieces, depicted this institution with a brush. Why did he like to go there so much? The vivid life of the capital was Mane’s preference over a calm everyday dimension. He felt better in this cabaret than at home. Sketches and blanks for the picture, apparently, Mane did right at the bar. This bar was located on the first floor of the variety show. Sitting to the right of the scene, the artist began to make blanks to the canvas. After that, he turned to the barmaid and his good friend, asking him to pose for him, in his workshop. The basis of the composition was to become a friend of Man and a barmaid, facing each other.
They should be passionate about communicating
Reality and reflection do not match. Although the picture is very simple in its plot, but it makes every viewer think and think out something different. Manet conveyed the contrast between the cheerful crowd and the lonely girl in the midst of the crowd. Also in the picture you can see the society of artists, with their muses, aesthetes and their ladies. These people are in the left corner on the canvas. One woman is holding binoculars. This reflects the essence of the society, who wants to look at others, and will exhibit in front of them. At the top of the left corner you can see the legs of the acrobat. And the acrobat, and the crowd of merry people, can not, brighten up the loneliness and sadness of the bartender.
The game of black colors distinguishes the picture of Manet, from the works of other artists. It is very difficult to get black to play on the canvas but Mana succeeded. The date and signature of the wizard is displayed on the label of one of the bottles, which stands in the lower left corner. The peculiarity of this picture is Manet, in its deepest sense, set of symbols, and secrecy. Usually, the artist’s paintings did not differ in such characteristics. The same picture conveys many depths of human thought. In the cabaret there are people of different origin and status. But all people are equal, in their desire to have fun and have a good time.