A close-cropped oil painting of a reclining nude, made by Gustave Courbet in 1866 and now in the Musée d'Orsay. This short tour looks at what the painting shows, how its cropping and setting shape that subject, and which readings the supplied record does and does not support.
A studio interior in which a seated model reads from an open book, credited to Gustave Courbet and dated to about 1849 in the supplied record, which also notes the work's appearance in the 1977 Courbet catalogue raisonne by Fernier. The evidence available describes the subject and custody but supplies no medium, dimensions, provenance, exhibition history or curatorial interpretation, so this tour stays close to what the record actually supports.
Courbet turned a village funeral into a life-size history painting. This docent tour reads the crowd, the open grave and the scale that made the Salon of 1850 take notice.
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