Nana

'Nana' is an original oil painting on canvas by renowned French Impressionist painter, Édouard Manet. Completed in 1877, this captivating portrait was initially rejected by the Salon of Paris, prompting Manet to exhibit it in a shop window on Boulevard des Capucines, Paris's bustling main street. The canvas sparked attention and intrigue, testament to Manet's standing in the Paris art scene. Embodied with qualities of Impressionism, 'Nana' is now proudly displayed at the Kunsthalle Hamburg art museum in Germany, where its allure continues to draw admiration.