Catalogue - Eva Gonzalès 2026

9782759606511
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Eva Gonzalès
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Discover the catalogue accompanying the Eva Gonzalès exhibition, the first international retrospective dedicated to this singular artist and Édouard Manet's only pupil.

Through intimate scenes, delicate portraits and Norman landscapes, this richly illustrated volume restores Éva Gonzalès to her rightful place in art history, alongside Berthe Morisot, Mary Cassatt and Marie Bracquemond.

The result of a collaboration between the Petit Palais and the Van Gogh Museum, the catalogue brings together essays by international specialists, commentaries on major works and a previously unpublished chronology. It retraces her artistic journey with Manet, her close relationship with the engraver Henri Guérard and her sister Jeanne, as well as the reception of her work from her lifetime to the present day.

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Technical specification

Dimensions: 22x28cm

Author(s): Collected essays

Publisher(s): Paris Musées

Date of publication: 2026/09/15

Number of pages: 192

Contains illustrations: Yes

Number of illustrations: 150


Additional information(s): Paperback edition

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9782759606511

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