An exhibition at Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum focuses on the French painter and his unconventional familial relationships, including those with his parents, his wife and her son.

“Manet/Degas,” an exhibition opening March 28 at the Musée D’Orsay in Paris, aims to trace the evolution of French painting through the lens of these friends and rivals.

When Eduard Manet died in 1883, his family chopped up his unfinished "Execution of Maximilian" painting, but Degas reunited the pieces.

Art History What Makes ‘Olympia’ So Astoundingly Modern? Here Are 3 Things That Help Unlock Manet’s Enigmatic Canvas Historians have argued that the scandalous 1863 painting of a courtesan ...

After 38 years as Cambodia's strongman, Hun Sen announced that his son, army chief Hun Manet, will take over in a few weeks.

Manet Cut This Painting in Half 150 Years Ago. Now, the Two Sides Are Back Together for a Rare Reunion The two resulting artworks, “At the Café” and “Corner of a Café-Concert,” both bear ...

‘Manet: A Model Family’ at the Gardner Museum reveals intimate drama With portraits the artist made of the people closest to him, the exhibition tunes into the details of his private life ...

That Mexican OT might be able to add bullfighter to his resumé. The Texas rapper served as a guest coach at the Ultimate Bullfighters Midnight Bullfight Saturday (May 10) at Cowtown Coliseum in ...

A bull leaped over the barriers towards the crowd during the first bullfight of the 2025 Anniversary Fair in Mexico City on Jan. 19, ABC News reported.

Manet and Degas Were Dear Friends—and Spirited Rivals The complex relationship between the two French painters is the subject of a new exhibition in Paris ...

From Manet's earliest works with still-lifes, like Young Man with Cherries (1858) and his first true still-life painting, Oysters (1862), the artist relished the unstill life that was his true subject ...