Manet's 'picnic' painting is called “Lunch on the.....”?

looks like more than lunch to me !!!

Charlie Bravo, What is for dessert?

We asked the guide at d'Orsay that very question lena, and she said they were

Goodboy, 🤣

why are the women naked? is he trying to say women have no dignity!

Why is that women naked? Seems like more than a picnic to me.

This painting is a very odd idea to people today, but man the literature and other arts were very sexual in the 18-early 19th centuries. Read Vanity Fair: I'll warn you, at pg. 500, characters are still being introduced.

that's my kind of picnic.

I wonder what was he thinking about prior painting such a mix matched ( fully dressed men & fully naked women) at a same location. Also wondering what could they be talking about too.