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"Feasting Through Art: A Glimpse into the World of Repas" Step back in time and join us for a visual feast as we explore the theme of "repas" through various artworks. From lavish banquets to humble lunches, these captivating pieces take us on a culinary journey spanning different eras and cultures. Let's start with "Lunch at the restaurant Fournaise or the rowers lunch, 1875-1876. " This delightful oil painting captures a group of rowers enjoying a leisurely meal by the river. The vibrant colors and relaxed atmosphere transport us to a sunny afternoon filled with good food and camaraderie. Moving on to "The private lounge (At the dead rat), 1899, " we find ourselves in an intimate setting where friends gather for a cozy meal. The warm hues and soft lighting create an inviting ambiance, making us feel like part of this secret gathering. In contrast, "Luncheon on the Grass, 1863" challenges societal norms with its bold depiction of nude figures sharing a picnic. This controversial masterpiece by Édouard Manet sparks conversations about art, nudity, and social conventions that continue to resonate today. Taking a step further back in time, we encounter "Prehistory: funeral banquet, 1881. " This engraving transports us to ancient times when communal feasts were held to honor departed souls. It reminds us of our shared human history and rituals surrounding death. Journeying even further back brings us to "Feasts organized by Jesuits at Saint-Acheul Abbey under Restoration. " Here we witness Jesuits hosting young women during banquets at this historic abbey in Amiens. These gatherings symbolize both religious devotion and social interaction during turbulent times. Next up is Paul Albert Besnard's wallpaper painting titled "Happy Island, " which depicts boats joining guests for an enchanting banquet on lush grass.