‘The last Manet’: Julie Manet was the living legacy of impressionism
Exhibition recounts vast family saga, with paintings by Julie's mother Berthe Morisot and uncle Édouard Manet
Do we really need an exhibition of women’s art? Yes
The Elliptical Affinities exhibition at the Highlanes Gallery gives us a peek at what a differently-centred world might look like
Berthe Morisot: ‘I have sinned, I have suffered, I have atoned’
A fine new show re-establishes the painter as a leading impressionist but miscasts her as a feminist icon
Citizen Lane: Art and the creation of the Irish nation
Hugh Lane’s contribution to cultural history is the focus of Thaddeus O’Sullivan’s new film
The paintings Claude Monet kept secret for himself
Monet collected works by Renoir and Cézanne among many others in his private art collection which a new exhibition is bringing it into the light
Francisco Goya and ‘the greatest anti-war manifesto in all art’
Artist anticipates the approach of war correspondents and photographers
How Charles Baudelaire became France’s first rock star
The poet, who died 150 years ago this week, retains significant influence and allure
Henri Fantin-Latour: ‘The painter of silence’
The first monographic exhibition in Paris since 1982 of the neglected 19th century master
A crash course in the history of European art
A beautifully curated exhibition in Paris showcases masterworks with a Hungarian edge
Sketch for Manet’s ‘Le Bar aux Folies-Bergère’ for £15-£20m
Preparatory sketch in oils for Impressionist’s most famous and popular painting
A grumbling genius? Impressions of Degas
Although seen as an Impressionist, the painter was never comfortable with the term and even derided its proponents
Beautiful image ‘with power to shock’ a highlight of 19th century art sale
Bonhams estimating £60,000-£80,000 for ‘Une Parisienne’
A lasting impression: George Moore in France
The writer left the country he loathed when he was 18 to move to Paris, and became a key figure in the city’s artistic community
A new era for the art market
A five-part summer series analyses the current state of the global fine art and antiques market
Meeting of two mistresses
Manet’s Olympia and Titian’s Venus of Urbino, two paintings depicting courtesans believed to have had affairs with the artists, are finally hanging side by side
Four priceless paintings return to Dublin
Works by Renoir, Manet, Morisot and Pissarro return to Hugh Lane Gallery
Writers, prostitutes, poets, absinthe drinkers, ragpickers and politicians: inside Manet’s world
The great painters subjects were the people of Paris, and his portraits a comment on society
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