Manet's Studio in the Batignolles
Henri Fantin-Latour · 1870
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"Manet's Studio in the Batignolles," created by Henri Fantin-Latour in 1870, is a drawing measuring 11 1/2 x 15 1/2 inches (29.2 x 39.4 cm). The medium employed is lithographic crayon, oil paint, and black ink. This work is classified under Drawings and belongs to the Drawings and Prints department.
The artist, Henri Fantin-Latour, was a French painter and printmaker active from 1836 to 1904. This specific work was a gift from Mrs. Helena M. Loewel in 1919, in memory of her brother, Charles W. Kraushaar.
The catalogue record does not provide information regarding the artwork's culture, provenance, exhibition history, or literature. The Metropolitan Museum of Art also holds several other works by Fantin-Latour, including multiple still lifes and portraits dating from approximately 1858 to 1888.
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