The Urchin (1873 – 1874) - Édouard Manet - Canvas Print

The Urchin (1873-1874) is a painting by Édouard Manet, a French artist known for his contributions to the Impressionist movement. The artwork depicts a young boy, likely a street urchin or beggar, who is sitting on a wooden bench with his hands clasped together and his eyes downcast, as if deep in thought. He is wearing torn and dirty clothes, which suggests his impoverished background. The painting showcases Manet's skill in capturing the essence of everyday life and the beauty he found in ordinary subjects. The use of light and shadow is particularly noteworthy, with the boy's face being bathed in warm, golden light while the rest of the scene is shrouded in darkness. This creates a sense of isolation and vulnerability for the young urchin, emphasizing his struggle to survive in the harsh world around him. The Urchin is an example of Manet's dedication to realism and his ability to challenge the traditional artistic conventions of his time. The painting remains a testament to his talent as an artist and the impact he had on the art world during the 19th century.

The Urchin (1873 – 1874) - Édouard Manet - Canvas Print

• Premium Quality: Hand stretched over a 38mm pine gallery frame with premium 330gsm cotton canvas.
• Advanced Finish: Lacquered with satin varnish for UV protection, ensuring vibrant and lasting color.
• Archival Grade Inks: Printed with archival-grade inks to resist fading, maintaining the artwork's beauty for years.
• Ready to Hang: Each canvas comes ready to hang right out the box, making installation effortless.
• Perfect for Any Space: Ideal for homes, offices, or as a gift, our prints add a touch of elegance to any room.

Available Sizes: 8"x10" (20x25cm), 14"x18" (35x45cm), 16"x20" (40x50cm), 22"x28" (55x71cm)

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