Charles Pierre Baudelaire was a writer in nineteenth century Paris, a contemporary of Manet, who knew Manet personally, and who wrote about the idea of modern life. Baudelaire encouraged the artists of the day to paint modern scenes, such as looking at the world around them for inspiration, rather than turning to scenes from the past, or idealised romanticism that was popular in the first half of the century...
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Baudelaire encouraged the artists of the day to paint modern scenes, such as looking at the world around them for inspiration, rather than turning to scenes from the past, or idealised romanticism that was popular in the first half of the century. In 1863 Baudelarie published his views on modern art in a book called The Painter of Modern Life, which was "widely held to be the source from which Manet drew his ideas about art...
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