In his Portrait of Emile Zola, he added in the background Kuniaki's portrait of a sumo wrestler, indicative of his interest in Japanese art. He finally succumbed to the persuasion of his future sister
In his Portrait of Emile Zola, he added in the background Kuniaki's portrait of a sumo wrestler, indicative of his interest in Japanese art. He finally succumbed to the persuasion of his future sister-in-law Berthe Morisot [more-ee-soh] that he began to paint outdoors like the Impressionists, whose exhibitions he did not participate in. _FOR 10 POINTS_\--name this artist whose works include Olympia and The Bar at the Folies-Bergere.
In his Portrait of Emile Zola, he added in the background Kuniaki's portrait of a sumo wrestler, indicative of his interest in Japanese art.
Edouard {Manet} [not “Monet”]