Manet's Ironic Duplicity

Name: Manet's Ironic Duplicity
Brand: Vernon Art and Science
SKU: 9798261600251
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Hamlet, Baudelaire, and Masculinity (Premium color)

Szerző: James H. Rubin

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The painter Edouard Manet (1832-1883) was a central figure for momentous and lasting changes in the...

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Szerző

James H. Rubin

Nyelv

Angol

Kötés

Könyv - Puha kötésű

Kiadva

2026

oldal

354

EAN

9798261600251

Enbook ID

51293896

Kiadó

Vernon Art and Science

Súly

658

Méretek

152 x 229 x 23

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The painter Edouard Manet (1832-1883) was a central figure for momentous and lasting changes in the realm of art that still resound today. His art speaks directly to the philosophical issues and political conflicts of his own time and is therefore deeply embedded in the development of modernity. 'Manet's Ironic Duplicity' focuses on that situation and the historically conscious artist's sometimes ambivalent struggle for authenticity. Rather than another full chronological monograph, the book is an interdisciplinary study organized around key concepts. It reframes the major, and sometimes disparate issues in Manet scholarship by focusing on a never-before-considered overriding theme-duplicity-which itself is multiple in its manifestations and variants, hence 'duplicities'. Reversing the usual narrative, this study deconstructs and enlightens the myth of the heroic artist struggling for individual and original vision by revealing how so much of Manet's creativity and irony was prompted by frustrations due to repressive politics, censorship, and challenges to his sense of self. A key aspect of the latter was his masculinity.

Although Manet's association with the ideas of the poet and critic Charles Baudelaire is well known, never has Baudelaire's essay 'On the Essence of Laughter and the Comic in the Visual Arts' been brought to bear on the concept of irony in Manet's work. Given Baudelaire's rapprochement between actors and artists, as well as Manet's familiarity with the theatrical milieu, the book focuses on Manet's two little-studied representations of 'Hamlet' as both the starting and end point of its analysis. It then concludes with a re-reading of the painter's illustrated letters to women as a dissimulation of his final, fatal illness in order to maintain his masculine honor.

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