This painting, depicting a scene at the Folies-Bergere nightclub in Paris, is considered Manet’s last major work. It can also be seen as early twentieth century product placement, with the beers in the foreground on the bar, which are clearly Bass Pale Ale. As England’s first registered trademark, this indicated an English clientele at the bar that night. There has also been much commentary on the composition of the painting, which at first seems to be a mirror image of the girl in the background. Upon closer inspection, however, it is obvious that the placement is incorrect, that it cannot be a mirror image. Other conjectures include that the woman in the foreground is the illustration of what the man in the background is seeing upon approaching the bar.

• Original Dimensions:  96 x 130 cm
  Year:  1882; Paris, France Style: Impressionism Genre: Genre painting
  
  
  Location: Courtauld Institute of Art, London, UK, Courtauld Gallery, London, UK

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  Medium: Oil Painting on Canvas
  Type: Reproduction
  Artist: Edouard Manet
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  Item #: E-MANET-003 

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