He scandalized 1863 Paris with a painting of two clothed men having a picnic with a nude woman.
This man painted a girl in blue and white looking at a billow of steam through an iron fence, while her mother, dressed in black, stares at us. In another of his paintings, green shutters frame two women in white dresses, who stare out above a green iron railing. The title pale woman of one of his paintings wears a black choker and an orchid. This painter of The Railway and The (*) Balcony featured Victorine Meurent ["mur-ON"] in a painting whose background includes an "incorrectly large" woman bathing near a rowboat. He scandalized 1863 Paris with a painting of two clothed men having a picnic with a nude woman. For 10 points, name this painter of Luncheon on the Grass and Olympia.
This man painted a girl in blue and white looking at a billow of steam through an iron fence, while her mother, dressed in black, stares at us.
Édouard Manet [do not accept pronunciations that sound more like “moh-nay,” but otherwise be generous about pronunciations; prompt on “muh-nay” if you’re unsure] &lt;JR&gt;