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  1. Suzane Leenhoff (Suzanne Manet) (30 de octubre de 1829 en Delft – 8 de marzo de 1906 en París) fue una pianista de origen holandés. Posó como modelo para el pintor Édouard Manet , quien también fue su esposo.

  2. Suzanne Manet ( UK: / ˈmæneɪ /, US: / mæˈneɪ, məˈ -/; née Leenhoff; 30 October 1829 – 8 March 1906) was a Dutch-born pianist and the wife of the painter Édouard Manet, for whom she frequently modeled. Édouard Manet, Interior at Arcachon (Mme Manet and Léon Leenhoff), 1871, Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts.

  3. Suzane Leenhoff (Suzanne Manet) (30 de octubre de 1829 en Delft – 8 de marzo de 1906 en París) fue una pianista de origen holandés. Posó como modelo para el pintor Édouard Manet , quien también fue su esposo.

  4. Suzanne Manet en un diván. Autor. Édouard Manet. Fecha. 1874. Estilo. Impresionismo. Material. Pastel. Dimensiones. 65 x 61 cm. Museo de Orsay. El contacto entre Manet y los pintores impresionistas se remonta al año en que expuso su Desayuno en la hierba en el Salón de los Rechazados.

  5. 24 de sept. de 2023 · NARRATOR: Like Degas’s painting of Manet lost in reverie—the painting that Manet so violently slashed. Scholars and others have speculated that Manet was dissatisfied with the way that Degas painted the profile of Suzanne and that he may have painted his own portrait of her as a corrective.

  6. Manet met his future wife, Suzanne Leenhoff, in 1850, when she arrived in his parents’ household as a piano teacher. Before their marriage, Suzanne served as the model for Manets first history painting, and she continued through the succeeding decades to sit for private portraits like this one, painted in the mid-1870s.

  7. Suzanne Manet played the piano while her husband Édouard reclined on the sofa, lost in reverie. But this particular evening would be immortalized by their friend Edgar Degas, who, with his talent for total recall, would go home and paint the scene as a gift for the young couple. What happened next has confounded historians for the last 150 years.