A model used for this painting was previously pictured in The Street Singer and The Fifer, in which she was conflated with the artist's stepson. A bla
A model used for this painting was previously pictured in The Street Singer and The Fifer, in which she was conflated with the artist's stepson. A black cat appears at the far right in this work, which bears striking similarities to certain paintings of Giorgione and Ingres. The title figure is only wearing one shoe, and she refuses a bouquet of flowers offered by a pink-clad African servant.  Victorine Meurent served as the model for the title figure, whose similarity to Venus in a work of Titian did not prevent outrage from observers at the Paris Salon of 1865. For 10 points, name this painting of a prostitute in a classical pose, a work of Eduoard Manet.
A model used for this painting was previously pictured in The Street Singer and The Fifer, in which she was conflated with the artist's stepson.
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