Two Apples 1880

Edouard Manet's "Two Apples" from 1880 is a small, yet detailed study of two apples resting on a plain background. The artist's signature is subtly placed in the bottom right corner, a hallmark of his style. The simplicity of the composition and the focus on light and shadow evoke a sense of realism, characteristic of Manet's artistic approach. The subtle hues of the apples and the soft, almost translucent quality of the light add a sense of intimacy and naturalism to the piece. This still life exemplifies Manet's artistic genius in capturing the essence of everyday objects with remarkable precision and sensitivity.