# Edouard Manet

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Ruin Your Night - Knowledge Swap

Now presenting Ruin Your Night! On this episode, Jess shares how much fun she had at Twilight in concert while Caitlyn talks about how she may or may not be working in a building that has some serious mechanical issues. A new segment comes to the pod in a form of Knowledge swap! The duo are doin ...

EP 117: Paris History Avec A Hemingway (Jeanne Duval)

Jeanne DuVal was the beautiful muse of Charles Baudelaire and would inspire his glowing devotion. The Black Venus and Mistress of Mistresses as he called her is mostly unknown still to this day.  Much of the details of her life are murky due to a fire that would destroy her vital documents.  Jea ...

EP 89: Paris History Avec A Hemingway (Eva Gonzalez)

Artist Eva Gonzalez may not be as well known as her fellow female impressionist artists but she should be.  Born on April 19, 1849, in Paris, her father Emmanuell Gonzalez was a Spanish novelist and playwright and her mother was a trained musician. With their creativity handed down to her at a v ...

EP 20: Paris History Avec a Hemingway (Victorine Meurent)

Out today, another story of one of the amazing women in French history. Victorine Meurent was born in Paris on February 18. 1844 and from an early age she was drawn to art. In 1862 Edouard Manet walked into Thomas Couture’s studio and met a young girl. On this one day, Victorine-Louis Meurent wa ...

A Very French Scandal: Naked Woman at Picnic! Manet’s revolutionary Déjeuner sur l'herbe

Muriel examines a madly famous succès de scandale. What’s going on in Edouard Manet’s 1863 painting of an outdoors scene featuring four people, one of whom is stark naked? Is it a riddle? A transgressive prank? Napoleon III guest stars as the originator of the offbeat Salon des Refusés, and an e ...

Monet and the Birth of Impressionism (Part 1)

In 1870s Paris a group of radical young artists led by Monet, Degas and Renoir decide to take on the art establishment and stage their own exhibition, independent of the enormous state-run art show - the Salon. It was a completely new idea that would transform how artists showed their work forev ...

Monet and the Birth of Impressionism (Part 1)

In 1870s Paris a group of radical young artists led by Monet, Degas and Renoir decide to take on the art establishment and stage their own exhibition, independent of the enormous state-run art show - the Salon. It was a completely new idea that would transform how artists showed their work forev ...

1-800-1872: Abby and the chocolate factory

Welcome back to 1-800-1800! This week we are joined by the one and only Abigail Sandler, architect and author of Price Upon Request, a newsletter exploring the role of ornament in our modern lives. Abby delights us with discussion of her favorite building, the Menier Chocolate Factory in Noisiel ...