Fired Enamel Reproductions in Wooden Sterling Silver Frames after Manet and Renoir, 1990s

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One of the images depicts a work called "A Bar at the Folies Bergère" (or "The Bar at the Folies … Read more One of the images depicts a work called "A Bar at the Folies Bergère" (or "The Bar at the Folies Bergère") by Édouard Manet.
Details of the work:
Title: "A Bar at the Folies Bergère" (in French, Un bar aux Folies Bergère).
Author: Édouard Manet, an influential French painter associated with the rise of Impressionism.
Date: Painted in 1882, it is one of Manet's last major works.
Content: The work depicts a scene at the famous Parisian entertainment venue, the Folies Bergère, showing a waitress standing in front of a mirror reflecting the crowd and the stage. Classical paintings will take your breath away! They have a unique subject matter that makes them stand out in this crowded field.
The other reproduction represents Pierre-Auguste Renoir's "Girls at the Piano" (or "Jeunes Filles au Piano"), created in 1892.
Work Details:
Title: "Girls at the Piano" (or "Jeunes Filles au Piano" in French).
Artist: Pierre-Auguste Renoir (French, 1841–1919).
Date: 1892.
Style: Impressionism.
Theme: The work depicts two young women immersed in music, a recurring theme in Renoir's work that symbolizes the joy and beauty of youth and bourgeois domestic life.
Versions: Renoir painted several versions of this composition, including one now in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris and another in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Both pieces are made of fired enamel, framed in wood, and have a silver-plated interior frame. Its dimensions are approximately 33 by 29 centimeters.

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