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What type of celebration do the colors in manet's painting suggest, in contrast to gauguin's?
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Manet's painting features a group of people in formal attire, including men in top hats and women in elegant dresses, enjoying an outdoor event or gathering. The colors in the painting are muted and subdued, suggesting a sophisticated and refined atmosphere.

In contrast, Gauguin's painting features vibrant, bold colors and depicts a group of Tahitian men and women celebrating with music, dance, and food. The celebratory atmosphere in Gauguin's painting is more energetic and lively than in Manet's painting, with a clear emphasis on joy and exuberance.

Overall, the colors in Manet's painting suggest a more formal and reserved community celebration, while the colors in Gauguin's painting suggest a more lively and expressive celebration.