Manet & Daumier: Expression in Form, Passion in Thought, Spoken in Silence

Join us as we explore how artists Édouard Manet and Honoré Daumier used their work to reflect—and reshape—their world. In this thought-provoking program, we’ll examine how their powerful images challenged social norms, exposed injustice, and captured the revolutionary spirit of 19th-century France. Through striking visuals and rich historical insight, discover how art became a powerful tool for dialogue, dissent, and change. Presented by Professor Karri Fritz-Klaus of the Cornerstone History Symposium.

This is the third lecture in a five-part series, “Revolution Pictured in Frames.” Mark your calendar for the next presentation (8/12: Frida Kahlo). Free to attend. No registration required.